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Tenochtitlan, Mexico City's 500-year-old wound that does not heal

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Mexico City, Aug 11 (EFE) (Camera: MIGUEL ÁNGEL ANDRADE) .- Like a wound that has not yet healed, the vestiges of the great Tenochtitlan, which fell into the hands of the Spanish conquerors 500 years ago, are still present in the City of Mexico, a city as diverse as it is giant that looks to the past to understand itself. FOOTAGE OF MEXICO CITY.

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