151 Death Anniversary Of Benemérito De Las Américas, Benito Juárez García, President Of Mexico

151 Death Anniversary Of Benemérito De Las Américas, Benito Juárez García, President Of Mexico

Rosa Elena Sanchez Juarez, fifth generation great-great-granddaughter of Benito Juarez Garcia, President of Mexico (1857-1872), stands guard of honour in front of his tombstone during his 151st death anniversary at the San Fernando Pantheon Museum in Mexico City, accompanied by members of the Grand Masonic Lodge of the Valley of Mexico. (Photo by Gerardo Vieyra/NurPhoto)

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