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Mexico's National Lottery Marks Naval Independence Bicentennial With Veracruz Zodiac Draw

The event commemorated the 1825 capitulation at San Juan de Ulúa that signaled the end of Spanish rule at sea.

Morelia Marks 260th Anniversary of José María Morelos With Parade, Mass Concert and Unity Call

Sheinbaum’s First Grito Elevates Heroines as Commentators Question Exclusions, Culture Cuts

Sheinbaum Explains Name Change for Josefa Ortiz in Grito Address

Sheinbaum Becomes First Woman to Lead Mexico’s ‘Grito’ on Independence Day

Rubio Marks Mexico's Independence Day With Pledge to Strengthen U.S.–Mexico Partnership

Sheinbaum Becomes First Woman President To Lead Mexico’s Grito From National Palace

Mexico Banks Open Sept. 15, Close Sept. 16 for Independence Day

El Grito Returns in Pilsen as DHS Launches 'Operation Midway Blitz' in Chicago

Mexico’s Navy Reviews 2,900-Strong Contingent for Independence Day Parade

Mexico Finalizes Independence Day Lineups as Sheinbaum Plans Austere First Grito

Arizona Prepares for Mexican Independence Day Celebrations