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Playgrounds del México moderno, ya está disponible para descargarlo de forma gratuita, haz click en el link
Playgrounds of Modern Mexico, follow the link and download it for free
Link:https://www.academia.edu/68691731/Playgrounds_del_M%C3%A9xico_moderno
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Ricardo de Robina, Confesionario para la parroquia de Santiago Tlatelolco, madera de pino machimbrada, 1964.
Ver:https://tlatelolco.unam.mx/tlatelolcoentretres/1610entre3/goeritz-y-de-robina.html
Fotografía: Iván Meza.
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..mi semilla en Tlatelolco.. Este lugar que a visto tanta grandeza y tanto dolor..
Aqui donde capturaron a nuestro huey tlatoani Cuauhtémoc..aqui donde fueron masacrados cientos de estudiantes por manos de su mismo Gobierno.. Aqui donde miles de personas perdieron sus vidas en un terremoto masivo.. Su belleza perdura.
My seed in #Tlatelolco.. This place that has witnessed so much grandeur and so much pain.. here our huey tlatoani #Cuauhtemoc was captured.. here hundreds of students were massacred by their own government..here a massive earthquake claimed thousands of lives.. Its beauty endures..
#homeschool (at Plaza de las Tres Culturas)
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50 Years On, Tlatelolco Survivors Continue the Fight for Truth and Justice
Today, October 2nd, marks 50 years since the Tlatelolco massacre of 1968. In commemoration, thousands marched throughout Mexico.
After a long summer of protests, students insisted on having their demands met and gathered at the Plaza de Tres Culturas in Tlatelolco in an act of defiance days before the Mexico City 1968 Olympics Games were to be inaugurated.
The images of massacred students remains an open wound for millions who lived through this repressive era. For survivors who continue to fight for justice for their fallen comrades, Tlatelolco is hallowed ground. For all Mexicans who want to see a Mexico of peace and justice, October 2nd is a date we must never forget.
To learn more about the Massacre or Tlatelolco and the Mexican Student Movement of 1968, visit our archive.
