This mexican president led his country's troops as a general in both the texas revolution (1836) and the mexican war (1846-48).

Antonio Lopez de Santa Anna.

Explanation:

He was a military and politician who was 11 times the president of Mexico between 1833 and 1855. Among those presidencies, he took part in the Texas Revolution and the Mexican- American war as general of the Mexican army.

Those military campaigns seen in the point of view of the Mexican government were a complete disaster. In both wars, he lost the majority of the territory that Mexico had in North America.

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