Negro Rebellion
During June of 1912, Estenoz started to loose a lot of land tot he Cuban National Army, his rebels became less organized and many died. Before June there was about 3,000 men, but then it went to about 1,800 men. But some sources say that over 6,000 were killed. President José Miguel Gómez offered peace to any rebels who would surrender by 22 June, but Estenoz rejected and continued to fight with a couple hundred men, but most of the rebels surrendered.