Why did Mexico believe that Santa Anna's forced signing of the Treaties of Velasco made them invalid?

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Jakub Riedl · Answer 1 · 2021-12-10T20:56:27+0000

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Santa Anna signed both a public agreement and the secret treaty, but neither was ratified as a treaty by the Mexican government because he had signed the documents under duress while he was a prisoner.

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Why did Mexico believe that Santa Anna's forced signing of the Treaties of Velasco made them invalid?

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