“They see that these statues have meant ... said in the June 22 virtual City Council meeting. “If I had Superman strength and could go and arrive at Monument Avenue and remove them by myself ...

Women were heard chanting, "A mother doesn't give up," and, "Son, your mother is in the fight," down the iconic Paseo de la Reforma avenue in Mexico City while carrying photographs of their ...

FILE - A woman hangs a portrait of a missing person on a makeshift line along Reforma Avenue during a march ... Day of the Disappeared, in Mexico City, Wednesday, Aug. 30, 2023.

Until recently, Macario Martínez was one of the thousands of fluorescent-green uniformed street sweepers in Mexico City ... rumbled down the city’s tree-lined Reforma Avenue, his fellow ...

We left the car in a nearby public parking lot and headed straight to Reforma Avenue, one of Mexico City’s main arteries since the second half of the 19th century. Paseo de la Reforma Avenue ...

One of the area’s most eye-catching monuments is the Angel of Independence (El Ángel de la Independencia), an iconic symbol of Mexico City. This landmark is a towering victory column located at the ...

Paseo de la Reforma is ... uncover exactly what makes Mexico City tick, these ten aspects of Reforma reveal why it’s much more than just another pretty urban avenue. Construction began on ...

As in the U.S., monuments to colonizers are coming down – including the monument to Columbus that occupied a conspicuous spot on La Reforma, one of Mexico City ... new era of statues lining ...

And a multitude of LGBTQ people, families, kids and supporters marched — and partied — along the six-to-eight-lane Paseo de la Reforma Avenue three ... exhibit in Mexico City Mexico City ...

Mexico Running through the heart of Mexico City is a famous avenue, Paseo de la Reforma. Here, you can find tourist attractions, including statues paying homage to the Mexican Revolution and ...

40-foot trees along Mexico City’s famed Paseo de la Reforma. Bulldozers ripped at the broad islands on which the trees stood, and cranes swung weathered statues from street-side pedestals.