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Mexicanos se solidarizan con cubanos y firman libro por libertad de la Isla Un grupo de Cubanos montaron un stand en el Monumento a la Revolución donde invitaron a las personas a firmar el libro de la lucha por la libertad de la Isla Ricardo Vitela | 15-07-2021 Foto: Ricardo Vitela. CIUDAD DE MÉXICO.- Cubanos residentes en la Ciudad de México llegaron al Monumento a la Revolución para solicitar a la gente, sin importar religión o nacionalidad firmar un libro que para ellos significa la lucha por la libertad de Cuba y quedará en su historia. 

Mexican President Apologizes for 1911 Massacre of over 300 Chinese  19 May 2021 Mexico’s President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador traveled Monday to Torreón to ask for forgiveness for the May 1911 slaughter of over 300 Chinese by revolutionary troops and thousands of locals in the northern Mexican city, reportedly fired up by racist slurs. The apology is part of a year-long series of ceremonies during which the president, known as AMLO, has sought to make amends for some of the darker chapters in Mexico’s history, namely the mistreatment of indigenous and minority people in past centuries....

Mexican president apologizes for 1911 massacre of Chinese May 17, 2021 FacebookTwitterEmail Mexican President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador talks during a ceremony marking the 700 year anniversary of the founding of Tenochtitlan, known as Mexico City at the Templo Mayor archeological site in Mexico City, Thursday, May 13, 2021.Eduardo Verdugo/AP MEXICO CITY (AP) — Mexico’s president presented an apology Monday for a 1911 massacre in which over 300 Chinese people were slaughtered by revolutionary troops in the northern city of Torreón. The apology is the latest in a series of ceremonies in ...

Mexican president apologizes for 1911 Torreón massacre of Chinese Associated Press View Comments MEXICO CITY — Mexico's president presented an apology Monday for a 1911 massacre in which over 300 Chinese people were slaughtered by revolutionary troops in the northern city of Torreón. The apology is the latest in a series of ceremonies in which President Andrés Manuel López Obrador has sought to make amends for the mistreatment of Indigenous and minority people in Mexico in past centuries.  López Obrador said the point of the apology was to ensure "that this never, ever happens again,"...