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The commemoration of the 1st centenary of the death of Empress Eugenia seems to us to be sufficient excuse to reconsider the political vision about this character in historiography. It is commonplace, and very generally accepted as true, that she was an ambitious woman, hungry for power and wealth, interested and intriguing. And it is also generally accepted that her influence in aspects of international politics was greater than in the internal affairs of the Second Empire. And, in this field, two issues of great importance in her time usually stand out: the French intervention in Mexico in the 60s of the 19th century and the Franco-Prussian War, the result of which was lethal for the reign of Napoleon III.

LA EMPERATRIZ EUGENIA, LA INTERVENCIÓN FRANCESA EN MÉXICO Y OTROS CASOS DE POLÍTICA EXTERIOR