The National Geographic Magazine, Volume 190National Geographic Society., 1996 - Geography |
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MEXICO CITY Pushing the Limits F rom the sky Mexico City looked like the scattered rubble of the end of the age of oil , smothered in the smoke of its own terminal fires . Looking down , I could imagine an apocalyptic kind of Diogenes ...
MEXICO CITY Pushing the Limits F rom the sky Mexico City looked like the scattered rubble of the end of the age of oil , smothered in the smoke of its own terminal fires . Looking down , I could imagine an apocalyptic kind of Diogenes ...
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Today , facing their uncertainties , it seems as if the people of Mexico City recognize that for all their improvising , what they can depend on most is one another . Jorge Carmona is a good example . Fifty years ago , when he moved to ...
Today , facing their uncertainties , it seems as if the people of Mexico City recognize that for all their improvising , what they can depend on most is one another . Jorge Carmona is a good example . Fifty years ago , when he moved to ...
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MEXICO CITY Pushing the Limits M exicans didn't invent the notion of family , but they nurture it and depend on it . You can see this on any Sunday in the heart of Mexico City , Chapultepec Park . The park is a 1,700 - acre swath of ...
MEXICO CITY Pushing the Limits M exicans didn't invent the notion of family , but they nurture it and depend on it . You can see this on any Sunday in the heart of Mexico City , Chapultepec Park . The park is a 1,700 - acre swath of ...
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