 Díaz was known for censoring his critics in the media, which created unrest among the civilian population of Mexico and in the United States.At the town of Solomonville, in southern Arizona, journalist Lauro Aguirre and Flores Chapa established the anti-Díaz newspaper "El Independiente", and on February 5, 1896, they wrote the "Plan Restaurador de Constitucion y Reformista".The plan claimed that Díaz had violated the Constitution of 1857 in multiple ways and was mistreating native Mexicans, particularly by deporting them to the Yucatán.