Residents Of Santiago Zapotitlán Tláhuac, Mexico City, Launch The Christmas Train

Residents Of Santiago Zapotitlán Tláhuac, Mexico City, Launch The Christmas Train

A group of people is boarding the new Christmas Train that is circulating in the streets of Santiago Zapotitlan Tlahuac, Mexico City, as part of the cultural and recreational activities on the eve of Christmas in the capital. Meanwhile, international media are reporting that Christmas celebrations have been canceled this year in Bethlehem as a sign of mourning for the war in the Gaza Strip following the Israeli bombings that have left more than 18 thousand dead in the small area controlled by the Hamas group, which was responsible for the October 7 massacre on Israeli soil, where more than a thousand people died. (Photo by Gerardo Vieyra/NurPhoto)

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