that his memory should be honored in the historic center of Mexico City: on the morning of 8 December 1914, he declared that one of the street leading out of the Zócalo would be named for Pino Suárez; to this date, it remains as Pino Suárez Avenue (Avenida Pino Suárez), it is one of the most popular and historically significant streets in the city and was pedestrianised in 2009. The Supreme Court of Justice building is located in this street and is commonly known as Pino Suárez 2. A long-running television program which covers the judicial branch (canal judicial) is also called Pino Suárez Dos. Metro Pino Suárez, one of the most important stations of the Mexico City Metro also bears his name. In 2010, on the 100th anniversary of the Mexican Revolution, the Central Bank of Mexico (Banco de México) ordered the minting of a five peso coin ($5.00) which bore the portrait of José María Pino Suárez. Similar coins were minted bearing the likeness of Francisco I. Madero, Álvaro Obregón, Venustiano Carranza, Pancho Villa, Emiliano Zapata and other important revolutionary leaders. See also Liberalism in Mexico Mexican Revolution List of Vice presidents of Mexico Ten Tragic Days References 1869 births 1913 deaths Mexican democracy activists Liberalism in Mexico Vice presidents of Mexico Mexican Secretaries of Education Governors of Yucatán (state) Presidents of the Senate of the Republic (Mexico) People of the Mexican Revolution Mexican revolutionaries 19th-century Mexican lawyers 20th-century Mexican lawyers Mexican journalists Assassinated Mexican journalists Mexican male writers 20th-century Mexican poets Mexican educators 20th-century Mexican politicians 1913 murders in North America Assassinated Mexican politicians People murdered in Mexico Male murder victims Deaths by firearm in Mexico Candidates in the 1911 Mexican presidential election Progressive Constitutionalist Party (Mexico) politicians People from Tenosique Politicians from Tabasco Mexican people of Spanish descent Leaders ousted by a coup Writers about activism and social change Political prisoners