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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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A pretty comprehensive history of Mexican Bread (and why it matters)

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The battle of Buena Vista

A history of US interventions in Mexico

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From dinosaurs to despots: Mexico before the 20th century

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Anita Brenner

Made in Mexico: Anita Brenner

María Meléndez - 4
Yuri Knorozov at his desk

How a Soviet genius cracked the uncrackable Maya code

Bethany Platanella - 6
Guadalajara

How Guadalajara became a global city

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Chapultepec Castle

I scored a free tour of Chapultepec Castle, and you can...

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Prehistoric Mexico: Mesoamerica before the Olmecs

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Nobel Prize ceremony

Mexicans who have won the Nobel Prize

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