Celebrations On The Eve Of The 802nd Anniversary Of The Founding Of Cuitláhuac In Mexico City.

People are attending mass inside the Church of San Pedro Tlahuac in the southern end of Mexico City, Mexico, on the 802nd anniversary of the founding of Cuitlahuac in the capital. According to historical data, the territory of the Tlahuac mayor's office is being founded in the year 1222 after Christ, near the center of the ancient lake of Xochimilco, whose first settlers are the Chichimecas. (Photo by Gerardo Vieyra/NurPhoto)

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