history, politics and ideology in the centennial celebration of mexico’s independence
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Abstract
In Mexico, the celebration of the independence’s hundredth anniversary was accompanied by a complex historical-political-ideological debate on the nature of the nation, the balance of a hundred years of independent life, and the problems and challenges for the future. This work analyzes, mainly through journalistic sources, this debate’s characteristics, as well as its interpretative keys and its relevance within the process of Mexican national construction.
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| Authors | ;Tomás Pérez Vejo |
| Journal | vision research |
| Year | 2010 |
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