Overview

• On July 23, President Claudia Sheinbaum, Mexico City head Clara Brugada and Correos de México director Violeta Abreu unveiled the commemorative stamp at Palacio Nacional.
• The design showcases an eagle devouring a serpent atop a nopal, symbolizing Mexica heritage and the founding myth of Tenochtitlán.
• Each stamp embeds a QR code that links users to expanded historical narratives and details of the anniversary program.
• A total of 200,000 stamps priced at nine pesos apiece are now on sale nationwide and valid for both domestic and international mail.
• The release is part of a broader cultural program that includes Zócalo videomapping, immersive exhibits and a formal commemoration on July 26.