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France and Mexico celebrated their friendiversary by exchanging ancient books.
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France and Mexico celebrated their friendiversary by exchanging ancient books.
At a recent meeting, French president Emmanuel Macron and Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum conducted a highly symbolic book swap. To commemorate years of diplomatic relation—and sure, with an eye to continued trade—France and Mexico exchanged two ancient manuscripts: the Codex Azcatitlán, and the Codex Boturini. Both texts depict the Aztecs’ migration to Tenochtitlan (or, present day Mexico City). But the Azcatitlán has been kept in Paris’s …
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