"Ayamo moyolpachihuitia in Totlatocatzin Rey D. Fernando VII..." (English: "Our ruler King Don Fernando VII is not yet satisfied") are the first words of a Nahuatl-language broadside printed on October 5, 1810, by Francisco Javier Venegas de Saavedra, viceroy of New Spain, as propaganda during the Hidalgo revolt. It announced the abolition of tribute payment by the Indians of New Spain, which, it was hoped, would reduce Indian support for the rebellion.