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Juan Villoro EN REFORMA 4 MIN 00 SEG En México los símbolos superan a la realidad y el pasado al presente. Los indios muertos son motivo de orgullo y se discrimina a los que se atreven a estar vivos. El gentilicio "azteca" apellida nuestro principal estadio, bancos, televisoras y un celebre budín. Mientras tanto, más de 60 comunidades padecen el oprobio.
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Píntalo de morado

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Juan Villoro EN MURAL 4 MIN 00 SEG En México los símbolos superan a la realidad y el pasado al presente. Los indios muertos son motivo de orgullo y se discrimina a los que se atreven a estar vivos. El gentilicio "azteca" apellida nuestro principal estadio, bancos, televisoras y un celebre budín. Mientras tanto, más de 60 comunidades padecen el oprobio.
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