 Antorchista protests on Tuesday and teacher protests by my glorieta today in Cuernavaca have sent me off to the archives a little bitter each day.  The standard "Poor Mexico, betrayed by the revolutionary family" thing keeps running through the head.  Then I ran on to a booklet from 1933.  Say what you will about Calles, but he and Pani knew how to make a revolution look good.  Besides, with all the construction work on the Monument to the Revolution going on right now (how much of a metaphor is that?), I thought this would be a fun reminder of what they hoped the revolution - and the monument - would be.
Antorchista protests on Tuesday and teacher protests by my glorieta today in Cuernavaca have sent me off to the archives a little bitter each day.  The standard "Poor Mexico, betrayed by the revolutionary family" thing keeps running through the head.  Then I ran on to a booklet from 1933.  Say what you will about Calles, but he and Pani knew how to make a revolution look good.  Besides, with all the construction work on the Monument to the Revolution going on right now (how much of a metaphor is that?), I thought this would be a fun reminder of what they hoped the revolution - and the monument - would be.
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