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У тренутку избијања Мексичке револуције, за Виљу и људе попут њега који су дјеловали као разбојници, превирања су пружила шире видике, „промену титуле, а не занимања“ по једној оцјени. Виља се придружио оружаној побуни коју је 1910. подигао Франсиско Мадеро да би збацио актуелног предсједника Порфирија Дијаза по [[план из Сан Луис Потоси|Плану из Сан Луис Потосија]]. У Чивави, вођа противника Дијазовог реизбора, Абрахам Гонзалез, убиједио је Виљу да се придружи покрету. Виља је заузео велику хацијенду, затим је зароб воз војника Федералне армије и град [[Сан Андрес]]. Наставио је да је победио Савезну армије у Наици, Камаргу и Пилар де Кончосу, али је изгубио код Теколота. Виља се лично састао са Мадером у марту 1911, док је борба за збацивање Дијаза била у току. Мада је Мадеро створио широк покрет против Дијаза, није био довољно радикалан за анархосиндикалисте из [[Мексичка либерлана партија|Мексичке либералне партије]], који су оспорили његово вођство. Мадеро је наредио Виљи да се избори са пријетњом, што је он и учинио, разоружавши их и заробивши их. Мадеро је наградио Виљу тако што га је унапредио у пуковника револуционарних снага.
 
Највећи дио борби водио се на сјеверу Мексика, близу границе са [[САД|Сједињеним Државама]]. У страху од америчке интервенције, Мадеро је наредио својим официрима да обуставе опсаду стратешког пограничног града [[Сијудад Хуарез]]а. Умjесто тога, Виља и [[Пасквал Ороско]], су га напали и заузели град послије дводневних борби и тако побједили у првој [[битка за Сијудад Хуарез|за Сијудад Хуарез]]. {{page|year=1911.|id=|pages=}}
 
Суочен са низом пораза на многим мjестима, Диjаз је поднио оставку 25. маја 1911, након чега је отишао у изгнанство. Међутим, Мадеро је потписао [[споразун из Сијудад Хуареза]] са Диаjзовим режимом, под којим је задржана иста структура моћи, укључујући недавно поражену Савезну армију.
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