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Wednesday, April 30, 2008

Mexico City Becomes a City

On April 25, 1528, King Charles V of Spain declared Gran Tenochtitlan to be a city. We now call the location Mexico City.
Posted by Mayomemories at 2:19 PM
Labels: Mexico History

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