Monument to Benito Juarez,Almeda Park,Mexico CityBenito Juarez is one of Mexico's greatest National Heroes. A politician from 19th Century,serving four terms as President and successfully reforming many of the worst social prejudices of Spanish colonialism. He grew up only speaking Zapotec and at the age of twelve was adopted by priests and moved to Oaxaca.
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