Mexican Liberal Party
As opposition to the Porfirio Díaz regime increased after 1900, activist women were brought together in anti-reelectionist liberal clubs, including supporters of the radical Mexican Liberal Party (PLM) and supporters of the presidency candidacy of Francisco I. Madero. Women's rights including suffrage were not an integral part of the anti- Díaz movements. In 1904, the "Sociedad Protectora de la Mujer" (The Society for the Protection of Women) formed and began publishing a feminist magazine, "La Mujer Mexicana" (The Mexican Woman).