Donnie, as Monroe mentioned, did leave Mexican soil, but he never left Mexico.
Three days later, on a luxurious yacht, Donnie hosted two men clad in Mexican general uniforms.
They were Jesus Aguirre and Gonzalo Escovar.
Both were powerful generals in Mexico, the kind with troops and firearms.
They were akin to local warlords.
However, that wasn't important. What mattered was that, barring any accidents, the two of them would initiate a rebellion next year... Well, in present-day Mexico, rebellions were commonplace.
Back then, they captured important economic and administrative centers like Veracruz, Cordoba, Jalapa, Torreon, Monterrey, and Chihuahua.
At that time, it was touted as the '44 Generals' uprising, but in reality, the so-called 44 generals were just a motley crew, with the main force led by the armies of Jesus Aguirre and Gonzalo Escovar.
Under such circumstances, Calles was once again appointed as Commander-in-Chief and quelled the rebellion.
