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 Facts on the Battle of Santa Gertrudis
It is undeniable that the triumph at the Battle of Santa Gertrudis consolidated the Republican Government of President don Benito Juárez.
Eight days after the defeat suffered by the Imperialists at Santa Gertrudis, we see how General don Tomás Mejia surrendered the port of Matamoros to General Juan José De La Garza, keeping the northeast of Tamaulipas in power of the Republic.
It was the custom houses of Matamoros and Camargo, considered in that epoch important ports, and now controlled by the Government of the Republic, that started to proportion cash revenue to the government of President Juárez.
www.el-mesteno.com /stories/0006battle.html

  
 Holidays and Celebrations in Oaxaca: The annual festivals and celebrations that occur in the City of Oaxaca,
Birthday of Benito Juárez (March 21, 1806- July 18, 1872), the Zapotec Indian President of Mexico born in Guelatao, a national holiday.
An important national holiday dedicated to the Virgin of Guadalupe, who appeared to the Indian Juan Diego on the hill of Tepeyac in the early 16th century and became the beloved saint of the Indians all over Mexico.
Celebrated with dances and other festivities; the best traditional Carnival celebration in Oaxaca is probably on the Pacific Coast at Pinotepa de Don Luis.
www.oaxacainfo.com /calendar.htm

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