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President Andrés Manuel López Obrador giving an apologize with a statue

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In Torreón, there was a massive chinese migration so that they could work in the state of Coahuila. Francisco I. Madero started a Revolution in Mexico, which in Torreon, there were pro-porfirists shooting against revolutionaries and refuging in chinese houses. So some mexicans where mad that chinese supported the bad guys, so they began to kill 303 chinese. After Porfirio Díaz was expulsed of México and Fransisco I. Madero came to presidency, and wanted to find guilty mans to punish them, but didnt happen nothing because he was killed oin 1913.

Hugo Ángel Rodríguez Rangel A01612346

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On October 2nd of 1968, students were protesting in the square of Tlatelolco due to the lack of political liberty there was in that era. Students were fighting that communism should be also learned, but president Díaz Ordáz, which was a pro-american (data says that even he was checked out by the CIA), didn´t want to. At that day, police and military came to interrupt the protest, but they didn´t knew that they were sended together. And between some tensions, the massacre began. Some people say that Luis Echeverria (secretary in that moment) began the call, and other say that Diáz Ordáz commaned the attack.

Hugo Ángel Rodríguez Rangel A01612346

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Diego Rivera and Frida Kahlo's Home-Study Museum

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Diego Rivera and Frida Kahlo's Home-Study Museum

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This is a cultural important site, and it is in the UNESCO tentative list of places to visit. This place is important because it is where two of the most important Mexican artists (Diego Rivera y Frida Kahlo) worked on some of their most important pieces. Right now it was reinvented as a museum and it is one of the places you must go if you ever visit Mexico City

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On November 27, 1838 the French opened fire on the fortress of San Juan de Ulúa and would take it, and on December 5 they attacked the port of Veracruz. This first French invasion is known as the “Pastry War”

The Pastry War ended on March 9, 1839, signing that day in Veracruz the Peace Treaty between Mexico and France

Alejandro Martinez Orozco
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The angel de la Independencia is in CDMX and this represents all the heroes that gave their lives in the revolution and fought to give Mexico their independence

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