MND Tutor | Korean immigrants

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Mexico City is a melting pot of cultures, on a par with London, New York or Singapore. It’s  no suprise then, that the capital has a thriving Korean community. In 1905, over 1,000 Koreans migrated to Mexico for farm work, facing harsh labor and broken promises. Blending with Maya communities, their traditions faded over generations. Known as Aenikkaeng, descendants are now reviving Korean heritage and identity, while the story of this unique diaspora slowly gains attention in modern Mexico

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