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English-born Mexican artist Leonora Carrington's La Tamborilera, on view as part of the temporary urban exhibition set along Mexico City's Paseo de la Reforma Avenue.

Mexico City’s Zona Maco Is the One Art Fair Everyone Should Attend

Mexico City's Zona Maco art fair provides a model for a cultural community that is vibrant, inclusive and open to a future that embraces its people and its past.
By Georges Berges
Journalists work during a tour by the archaeological site.

500-Year-Old Aztec Temple Discovered in Downtown Mexico City

A ritual ball court, a temple to the wind god Ehecatl and human remains were found buried under a 1950s hotel.
By Alanna Martinez
Aerial view of the Moon Pyramid taken during the Teotihuacan Hot Air Balloon Festival in San Juan de Teotihuacan, State of Mexico, March 21st, 2007. The festival is being held on the spring equinox. More than one million people have been visiting Mexico's archaeological sites since yesterday to be "charged with energy" during the equinox.

Democracy Has Existed in the Americas Longer Than We Thought

Most often, democracy is associated with the white robed senates of ancient Greece and Rome, but newly uncovered evidence by archaeologists in Mexico may suggest that the social practice has much earlier roots in the Americas than previously thought.
By Alanna Martinez

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