Civic Parade On The Occasion Of The 213th Anniversary Of The Independence Of Mexico

Civic Parade On The Occasion Of The 213th Anniversary Of The Independence Of Mexico

With their backs turned, the Reinas de la Patria group tours the Town of Santiago Zapotitlan in the mayor's office of Tlahuac, Mexico City, prior to a Civic Parade on the occasion of the 213th Anniversary of the Independence of Mexico. During the tour, the Queens of the Homeland participated, as well as representatives of some mayordormias and the Hormiguitas War Band of the Azcapotzalco mayor's office. (Photo by Gerardo Vieyra/NurPhoto)

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