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Tuxtla: the Memory of What We Were and the Responsibility for What We Will Be

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Andrea Flores Mena Yesterday, August 11, Tuxtla Gutierrez turned 134 years as the capital of Chiapas and perhaps someone can wonder why write about it today, when the congratulations have passed, when the commemorative acts and social networks have ended they begin to deal with something else. Precisely because of this, there are dates that are celebrated and there are dates that are reflected and to a city like Tuxtla it is not enough to congra…
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Andrea Flores Mena Yesterday, August 11, Tuxtla Gutierrez turned 134 years as the capital of Chiapas and perhaps someone can wonder why write about it today, when the congratulations have passed, when the commemorative acts and social networks have ended they begin to deal with something else. Precisely because of this, there are dates that are celebrated and there are dates that are reflected and to a city like Tuxtla it is not enough to congra…

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PORTAVOZ broke the news on Wednesday, August 12, 2026.
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