By 1910 Mexico's Cental Plateau Peasants lost how much of their land? 100%, 90%, 80% or 70%?

Question

Mexican American History

Answer 1

I have a strong doubt about this question, and don't want to cheat by googling or wiking it; I'd say 70%, but this reply is based on my perception that the Porfiriato is used as an all-out-evil to explain why the Mexican Revolution was necessary, inevitable, and therefore, so was the rule of the PRI, the Partido Revolucionario Institucional (for almost 80 years of non-stop propaganda). Porfirio Diaz did a lot for women's education, and also to allow them to work as rural teachers, which was a very modern concept back then in Mexico. I remain ignorant of the answer to this question. I'd just be very careful with the information provided in official Mexican textbooks, and double-check it against other sources.

Answer 2

By the end of the Porfiriato, over 90 percent of peasants lost their lands to the haciendas