Guelaguetza 2023 In Iztapalapa

Guelaguetza 2023 In Iztapalapa

Salomon Jara, Governor of the State of Oaxaca, is holding a press conference in Mexico City, Mexico, on June 06, 2023, on July 7th, 2023, to discuss the activities and celebration of the Guelaguetza as part of its 2023 edition. The Guelaguetza has its origins in pre-Hispanic times, and it began with a ritual performed to the ancient gods in a place called Daninayaaloani or Hill of Beautiful View.

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