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A vintage black-and-white photograph from the Porfiriato era, featuring Mexican campesinos in white and with straw hats and an elderly woman carrying a large ceramic cistern in front of a Ferrocarril Central Mexicano steam locomotive at a rural station in Mexico during the nation's Porfiriato era, which followed Porfirio Díaz's rise to power under the Plan of Tuxtepec.

Mexico’s longest dictatorship in history began 150 years ago today

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20 peso bill and coins

Goodbye Juárez! The central bank pulls the familiar blue 20-peso bill...

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Side by side photos of formal state paintings of Mexican president Benito Juarez and U.S. president Abraham Lincoln, who were contemparies of each other during their tenures in office

How a Mexican diplomat forged a relationship between Benito Juárez and...

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Benito Juárez

Happy birthday Benito Juárez, Mexico’s Abraham Lincoln

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Mexico City no gringos

Tired of Roma and Condesa? Here are six colonias to take...

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Who was Benito Juárez, the revolutionary hero who shaped Mexico?

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Flag Day: The Story of the Mexican Flag

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Earthquake evacuations CDMX

8 buildings in Mexico City evacuated after series of minor quakes

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Francisco Madero

The president who talked to ghosts: Madero and spiritualism

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Cinco de Mayo dancers in Washington DC

Cinco de Mayo’s surprise victory affected both Mexican, US history

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