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| A little scruff near the Roma neighborhood, but mighty photogenic, I think. |
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| Here are remnants of the Art Nouveau style for which the Roma neighborhood is famous. |
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| Wow, I haven't seen Art Nouveau like this since I rode the Paris Metro. |
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| A caravan of SUVs with darkened windows sped past us while we walked. Cops were out in force. Something was up. |
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| The Mexican officers had proper kit and professional demeanor. So unlike the ICE thugs I'd seen recently in Minneapolis. |
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| I saw a lot of women cops. Mexico's president is a woman. Shame on me for imagining that Mexico is a macho patriarchy. |
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| A fluffy, splotchy, adorable pooch strolling in Mexico City with his mom. |
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| In Plaza de Loreto, outside our hotel, is this statue of Francisco Primo de Verdad y Ramos, a lawyer and politician from Colonial New Spain and a proponent of Mexican independence from Spain. |
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