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Look what came from Mexico
Look what came from Mexico

By Miles Harvey

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Describes some familiar foods, arts and crafts, music, sports, holidays, and more that originated in Mexico.

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Mexico
Mexico

By Anita Ganeri

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Passport to Mexico
Passport to Mexico

By Carmen Irizarry

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Introduces the geography, industry, natural resources, and people of Mexico.

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Mexican food and drink
Mexican food and drink

By Manuel Alvarado

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Describes, in text and illustrations, the food and beverages of Mexico in relation to its history, geography and culture. Also includes recipes and information about regional specialities and festi...

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Successes and failures
Hidden among the hills
Maya inscriptions from Hobomo, Campeche, Mexico
Patli-Amatl
Patli-Amatl

By Richard Schleis

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Nach Norden
Nach Norden

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„Cuidado Peligro“ – Vorsicht Gefahr, warnt in sarkastischer Weise ein Schild an der Grenze zwischen Mexiko und den USA. Tausende Mexikaner versuchen täglich diese Grenze zu überqueren, um der Armut...

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Autoindustrie und Automobilarbeiter in Mexiko

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