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"The Aztecs found an eagle devouring a serpent, the signal the gods gave
them in order to identify the place where they were to build their city ... "
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Catedral_Metropolitana.JPG
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Catedral_Metropolitana_1.JPG
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Catedral_Metropolitana_2.JPG
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Catedral_Metropolitana_3.JPG
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Catedral_Metropolitana_4.JPG
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Palacio_Nacional.JPG
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Rivera_mural_1.JPG
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Rivera_mural_2.JPG
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Rivera_mural_3.JPG
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Rivera_mural_4.JPG
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Rivera_mural_5.JPG
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Palacio_Iturbide.JPG
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"Once the home of Agustín Iturbide, briefly the self proclaimed Emporor of Mexico"
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Plaza_de_las_Tres_Culturas_1.JPG
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Aztec, colonial Spanish, and Mexican Indian.
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Plaza_de_las_Tres_Culturas_2.JPG
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Santiago_Tlatelolco_1.JPG
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Built using stones from the ruins of the Aztec marketplace that formerly (some centuries earlier) occupied the site.
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Santiago_Tlatelolco_2.JPG
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Santiago_Tlatelolco_3.JPG
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The white lines are patched earthquake damage.
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Santiago_Tlatelolco_4.JPG
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Templo_de_la_Profesab.JPG
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Here's a challenge: rotate the image so it "looks right". Can't do it? The building on the left really is tilting about 10 degrees rightward. Mexico City is sinking unevenly into its lakebed!
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El_carcamo_del_Lerma.JPG
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In 1951 Diego Rivera painted the mural Water, the Origin of Life which theme was executed over the walls and floors of a distributing pile of water located in the woods of Chapultepec. During more than 40 years, the mural remained under the water.
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Guadalupe.JPG
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Jardin_de_Tepeyac .JPG
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Mexico_City_night_view.jpg
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Mexico_City_night_view_1.jpg
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Piedra_del_Sol.JPG
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Mexico_City_not_rain.JPG
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Mexico_City_rain_1.JPG
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Mexico_City_rain_2.JPG
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Mexico_City_rain_3.jpg
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