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Added on the 05/06/2021 14:00:00 - Copyright : EFE Inglés
Supporters of Mexican President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador take to the streets of Mexico City to commemorate the left-wing populist's fourth year in office. IMAGES
This weekend sees the second of three rounds of the championship held in the Americas. After the United States Grand Prix, it’s the turn of Mexico which, like the race in Austin, is back on the calendar after a one year absence.The race has always been held in Mexico City, at the same circuit, which over the years has undergone changes to its name and layout. The Autódromo Hermanos Rodríguez is located within the large Magdalena Mixhuca sports complex, not far from the centre of the megalopolis. The track features a long straight in the first sector, while the second is more technical. Before changes introduced in 2015, the final part featured the Peraltada as its last corner, the name meaning ‘raised up’ in Spanish, which had a 10 degree banking. Since the race returned to the calendar after an absence of 23 years, the track has undergone extensive revisions, the most significant being in this final sector. The Peraltada has now been changed into a very slow stadium section, the Foro Sol, which is less demanding in terms of driving, but gives spectators the chance to see the cars close up at low speed. The cars pass between very high grandstands, usually packed with fans making so much noise that even the drivers in the cockpit can hear them. There are 17 corners on the 4.304 kilometre lap and there are three DRS zones. The race runs over 71 laps, equivalent to 305.354 km.
Acapulco, Aug 28 (EFE).- Mexican city of Acapulco prepared Saturday to pay tribute to the upcoming International Day of the Disappeared with potraits of 50 missing people on the mural. "The idea of this (project) is to ask people to tell us if they ever saw people on the mural anywhere, or if they ever saw when they were taken away," Sergio Ceballos, the project manager and father of a missing young woman told Efe.Behind the painted faces are the stories of mothers, children, brothers and uncles who have not been found and of those who continue to search for loved ones, and despite not being related to each other, they are currently united by the same situation, a disappearance. (Camera: SALVADOR KAUFMAN).SHOT LIST: ARTIST ALEXIS GODINEZ RODRIGUEZ WORKS ON A MURAL DEPICTING THE PORTRAITS OF 50 MISSING PEOPLE, IN ACAPULCO, MEXICO.
Ciudad Juárez (Mexico), Jul 9 (EFE) (Camera: Raúl Morales) .- Dozens of US war veterans of Mexican origin deported to the Ciudad Juárez border recover the hope of returning to the country they served in war after the last words from the White House, which has promised to review the cases.FOOTAGE OF TWO VETERANS IN CIUDAD JUAREZ, MEXICOSOUNDBITES of JOSE FRANCISCO LOPEZ, DEPORTED VETERAN, and IVAN OCON, DEPORTED VETERANTRANSLATIONJOSE - That piece of news was a nice surprise for us, like a miracle to us, we want to see our families in the US, get together, it would be a great pleasure for us, it would bring lot of happiness. Biden is more humane, has a bigger heart than Trump. He was cruel to us, thanks God we can come back. I am a Vietnam veteran, they flew me there.IVAN - Its like waking up from a bad dream that never ends. This news give us a new light for a lot of us who were deported. I have been deported for 5 years but its been 18 years since they forgot about us, we are still fighting to get back to our families, we want to recover those moments and create new ones. I served this nation and I thought I wouldn't be deported, but it happened, they tell you you were useless and they say good luck in Mexico. ITS like getting stabbed in the heart.
Guadalajara (Mexico), Mar 1 (EFE) .- Mexican students returned to school in the state of Jalisco, after a year of online classes due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
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