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	MSN Encarta - Mexico City
		Mexico City is built on the ruins of Tenochtitlán, which was the capital of the Aztec Empire.
		Mexico City falls within the jurisdiction of the Federal District (in Spanish, Distrito Federal), which is the seat of Mexico’s federal government.
		The population of Mexico City proper was 13,096,686 in 2000.
	ca.encarta.msn.com /encyclopedia_761569238/Mexico_City.html (3190 words)

	Journey to Planet Earth . Stories of Hope: Mexico City, Mexico \| PBS
		Mexico City is trapped between the limitations of its geography and a way of life shaped by the internal combustion engine.
		Mexico City pulses with energy but thanks to its geography, population and the internal combustion engine, it is on the verge of environmental disaster.
		Though Mexico City sits on top of a vast aquifer it's in danger of running dry because 70 percent of the city's drinking water is pumped from the underground reservoir.
	www.pbs.org /journeytoplanetearth/hope/mexicocity.html (995 words)

	Mexico City, Mexico
		Mexico City is centered at geographic coordinates 19°24′ N 99°9′ W in south central Mexico.
		Mexico City was traditionally known as la Ciudad de los Palacios ("the City of Palaces").
		Many Mexico City dwellers also use the colloquial name Chilangotlán, composed of chilango fused with Tenochtitlán, in reference to the pre-hispanic capital of the Aztec Empire, upon which Mexico City was erected after the conquest.
	creekin.net /c5081-n121-mexico-city-mexico.html (1926 words)

	Mexico City, Mexico
		Mexico City is a sprawling metropolis of 25 million people - claimed to be the second largest city in the world - and notorious for its pollution problems.
		Once in the city, these visitors are often surprised to find wide tree lined boulevards and impressive monuments dominating the central area, whilst in the evening cosmopolitan restaurants and bars spill out onto the streets and buzz with tourists and locals almost all through the night.
		In addition to the important sights in the city center, we’d recommend spending some time in the colorful suburbs - an excursion to the Great Pyramids of Teotihuacán is a must, but consider also the floating gardens of Xochimilco and colonial town atmosphere of Coyoacán.
	www.differentworld.com /mexico/places/mexico_city/mexico_city.htm (1143 words)

	City Profiles: Mexico City (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		Rebuilt after the Spanish conquest, Mexico City served as the political, administrative and financial centre of a major part of the colonial empire of Spain.
		The industrial development of the city was facilitated by the fact that it had the best infrastructure of the country, the largest consumer market, and a relatively well-trained labour force.
		Mexico City had access to electricity, oil and other power sources, the provision of water and drainage facilities, and was the focus of major road investment programmes.
	www0.un.org /cyberschoolbus/habitat/profiles/mexico.asp (484 words)

	Mexico City General Information, Mexico City Mexico - go2mexicocity.com
		Mexico City is considered as one of the largest cities in the world and it is quite conflicting because of the amount of vehicles circulating throughout its streets, for which reason it is recommended that you take precautions and leave with plenty of time for your appointments and/or commitments.
		All hotels in Mexico are presently charging a 2% tax in addition to the 15% I.V.A, on account of the cost of lodging itself that goes directly to the mixed fund at each entity for the promotion and dissemination of each state.
		Once a major city itself, this suburb of Mexico City manages to remain a provincial refuge from the chaos of the rest of the city.
	www.go2mexicocity.com /general_information.php (5228 words)

	Mexico City Travel Information \| Lonely Planet Destination Guide
		Mexico City is the world's third-largest metropolis (only Tokyo and NYC are bigger).
		Mexico's best and worst ingredients are all here: music and noise, brown air and green parks, colonial palaces and skyscrapers, world-renowned museums and ever-spreading slums.
		The relationship between painters Frida Kahlo and Diego Rivera, who both lived in Mexico City, was described as a union between an elephant and a dove: he was big and fat, she short and slight.
	www.lonelyplanet.com /worldguide/destinations/north-america/mexico/mexico-city (294 words)

	Mexico Travel Information \| Lonely Planet Destination Guide
		Mexico is a traveller's paradise, crammed with a multitude of opposing identities: desert landscapes, snow-capped volcanoes, ancient ruins, teeming industrialised cities, time-warped colonial towns, glitzy resorts, lonely beaches and a world-beating collection of flora and fauna.
		This mix of modern and traditional, the clichéd and the surreal, is the key to Mexico's charm, whether your passion is throwing back margaritas, listening to howler monkeys, surfing the Mexican Pipeline, scrambling over Mayan ruins or expanding your Day of the Dead collection of posable skeletons.
		Mexico's climate has something for everyone: it's hot and humid along the coastal plains, and drier and more temperate at higher elevations inland (Guadalajara or Mexico City, for example).
	www.lonelyplanet.com /worldguide/destinations/north-america/mexico (397 words)

	AllRefer.com - QuerEtaro, city, Mexico, Mexico (Mexican Political Geography) - Encyclopedia
		It is a distribution center with industries producing machinery and farm implements; the city's cotton mills are among the most important in Mexico.
		An Aztec city, QuerEtaro was conquered by the Spanish in 1531.
		The city was the temporary capital of Mexico when the United States invaded (1847) during the Mexican War.
	reference.allrefer.com /encyclopedia/Q/Queretr.html (264 words)

	Seismo-Watch Notable Earthquake: Mexico City M8.1 Earthquake
		The quake was centered in the coastal mountains of the Michoacan Province and caused substantial damage throughout central Mexico, including in Mexico City - some 240 miles east of the epicenter.
		Severe damage occurred to about 500 buildings in Mexico City with widespread light to moderate damage in other parts of the country.
		Mexico City has been rocked several times in the past.
	www.seismo-watch.com /EQSERVICES/NotableEQ/Sep/0919.Mexico.html (193 words)

	US Embassy Mexico City
		October 12, 2005 - “Despite the devastation in New Orleans, the spirit and resilience of this city are evident in its music.
		October 6, 2005 — “The United States and Mexico share limited resources along the border, and we are committed to supporting the initiative shown by the state of Coahuila to protect those resources.
		As Mexico’s Independence Day approaches, the Mexican people are deservedly proud of their distinguished history, rich culture, and independence.
	mexico.usembassy.gov (1578 words)

	Mexico, city, Mexico: History
		During the colonial period Mexico City served as the capital of the viceroyalty of New Spain and was for a time the cultural and social center of North and South America.
		MEXICO CITY-- Raul Barrios, 33, in his office as operations manager for the giant Azteca stadium which will host this Sunday's NFL game for the first time in history outside the United States, stands (KRT Photos)
		MEXICO CITY; ART AND SOUL; In this city of 23 million, there are hidden pasts, secrets behind walls, a little whiff of danger, the wild bedrock of history, and color, color, color.(TRAVEL) (Star Tribune (Minneapolis, MN))
	www.infoplease.com /ce6/world/A0859613.html (362 words)

	Mexico City - Mexico Boutique Hotels Destinations
		Mexico City, one of the largest population centers in the world with its 20 million inhabitants, Mexico City is challenging, intense and dynamic-definitely not a refuge in which to relax.
		Once the flourishing city, Tenochtitlan, of the Aztecs, and nowadays the political, financial and cultural heart of the country, Mexico City offers an adventure of discovery, history, grandeur, majesty, refinement and fun.
		Mexico City has 161 museums, foremost of which is the Museum of Anthropology in front of Chapultepec Park.
	www.mexicoboutiquehotels.com /mexico/destinations/mexico.html (505 words)

	Mexico City Shriners Hospital
		The Mexico City Hospital is a 60-bed pediatric orthopaedic hospital providing comprehensive orthopaedic care to children at no charge.
		The Mexico City Hospital accepts and treats children with routine and complex orthopaedic problems, utilizing the latest treatments and technology available in pediatric orthopaedics, resulting in early ambulation and reduced length of stay.
		The Mexico City Hospital is equipped and staffed to provide care for virtually all pediatric orthopaedic problems, with the exception of acute trauma.
	www.shrinershq.org /shc/mexicocity (444 words)

	GrandPrix.com > GP Encyclopedia > Circuits > Mexico City (Autodromo Hermanos Rodriguez)
		A year later Mexico City hosted the last race of the 1.5-liter World Championship which proved to be an extraordinary triumph for Honda and driver Ritchie Ginther.
		In 1989 the race was moved to the Spring to be twinned with the new United States GP in Phoenix.
		That year the World Sportscar Championship had a round in Mexico City which was won by the Sauber-Mercedes of Jochen Mass and Jean-Louis Schlesser.
	www.grandprix.com /gpe/cir-043.html (1042 words)

	Travel for Kids: Mexico City, Mexico
		When the Spanish arrived in 1519, they were boggled at the sight of Tenochtitlan, a large city situated on an island in a glittering lake.
		Traveling with kids in Mexico City, plan on spending some time – it's not a city to sightsee in a rush.
		Museo de la Ciudad de Mexico – This museum of Mexico City covers the history of Mexico, from the pre-Hispanic, through the colonial era and 19th and 20th century.
	www.travelforkids.com /Funtodo/Mexico/mexicocity.htm (1411 words)

	IgoUgo: Nightlife - Mexico City, Mexico
		Medusas is located in the south of the city and is open Thursday to Saturday from 10:00 till the techno drives you crazy.
		On the downside, it is in the north of the city so you have to go in Taxi but it is definitely worth it.
		The Mexico City branch of the world-famous rock n roll haven has live music, mostly by cover bands, Tuesday to Saturday nights.
	www.igougo.com /planning/journalEntryFreeForm.asp?JournalID=9416&EntryID=7733&n=Nightlife&t= (1559 words)

	CATHOLIC ENCYCLOPEDIA: Archdiocese of Mexico
		At present it is confined to the Federal District, the States of Morelos, Mexico, and part of Hidalgo.
		The first bishop, Zumarraga, came to Mexico when Clement VII had just been released from the prison in Castel Sant' Angelo, where he was kept by Charles V for several months after the sack of Rome by Bourbon's army.
		He published several important books, founded many institutions both in New and Old Spain, helped with his own means Pius VI when he was sent to France as a prisoner by Napoleon, and largely contributed to the support of the cardinals assembled in Venice, in the conclave that elected Pius VII.
	www.newadvent.org /cathen/10269a.htm (709 words)

	INTERNATIONAL OLYMPIC COMMITTEE - OLYMPIC GAMES
		The choice of Mexico City to host the 1968 Olympics was a controversial one because of the city's high altitude, 2,300m, which meant that the air contained 30% less oxygen than at sea level.
		The Mexico City Olympics, the first Summer Games to include sex testing for women, were blessed with many outstanding heroines.
		Eulalia Rolinska of Poland, Gladys de Seminario of Peru and Nuria Ortiz of Mexico were the first women to compete in shooting.
	www.olympic.org /uk/games/past/index_uk.asp?OLGT=1&OLGY=1968 (380 words)

	Merida & Mexico City, Mexico (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		However, during the construction of the Mexico City subway system in the late 1960s through the early 1970s, engineers and workers found huge Pre-Hispanic monoliths and archaeological ruins as well as the residues of a major Aztec sanctuary, the Templo Mayor.
		The discovery has given Mexico City’s urban topography a unique character which features ultramodern spaces along side Pre-Hispanic and colonial ones.
		In Mexico City, students will stay downtown at the renovated Catedral Hotel from where we will visit Teotihuacán, La Villa de Guadalupe, Museo de la Inquisición, Castillo de Chapultepec, Museo de Anthropologia, Casa de Frida Khalo, and other cultural sites.
	www.asu.edu /ssc/abroad/summer/meridaandmexicocity.html (529 words)

	Mexico Post (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		GUATEMALA CITY - Devastating Tropical Storm Stan has killed at least 278 people in Central America and Mexico after lashing the region for days with relentless rain, authorities said on Friday.
		With food and water running out, governments in Central America and Mexico scrambled Friday to reach isolated areas devastated by a week of intense rains and residents wh...
		GUATEMALA CITY (AP) - Rescue workers in Guatemala pulled dozens of bodies from a massive mudslide and from a swollen river Thursday, raising to at least 236 the number...
	archive.wn.com /2005/10/09/1400/mexicopost (543 words)

	Mexico Info Mexico Travel: About Mexico City, Mexico
		Indisputably one of the world’s largest metropolises, Mexico City is also the Western Hemisphere’s oldest urban center–taking into account the Aztec capital Tenochtitlan.
		Nowhere is Mexico’s explosive past better depicted than at its central plaza, the Zocalo.
		The poshest residential areas lie to the west, in an area called Las Lomas (The Heights), and to the south, in San Angel and Coyoacan, once independent towns and still delightfully colonial in style.
	www.mexico.us /archives/2005/11/about_mexico_ci.html (387 words)

	Mexico, city, Mexico
		Justice by paperwork: a day in the life of a court scribe in Bourbon Mexico City.
		Zocalo and Cathedral demonstration of peasants and Indios in Mexico City.
		MEXICO CITY, MEXICO - Vicente Fox is greeted by outgoing President Ernesto Zedillo during inauguration ceremonies at Mexico's Congress in Mexico City, Mexico December 1, 2000.
	www.infoplease.com /ce6/world/A0832960.html (146 words)

	Mexico City, Mexico
		Mexico City the largest city in the world.
		forty-night campaign in his large city of twenty-five million souls.
		city for the 6:00 PM meeting our strength returned and we were refreshed as
	www.christlove.org /mexico.htm (991 words)

	Hard Rock Cafe - Cafes - HRC Mexico City
		It's the globe's biggest city, North America's oldest and highest city, plus Mexico's cultural, political, and financial hotbed.
		Always bustling with the energy of a 20-million+ population, its big-city lure is irresistible.
		It's just super cool- the rockin' Cafe here is housed inside a colonial mansion in one of the city's most beautiful areas, and the building's design includes art deco, art nouveau, stained-glass windows and murals.
	www.hardrock.com /locations/cafes/Cafes.asp?Lc=MEXI (285 words)

	Do I Need A Jacket? - The Weather Right Now
		The weather in Mexico City / Licenci Mexico and information about Mexico City / Licenci Mexico can be found here.
		You should probably look for weather, hotels, flight information and other such city information if you are looking for Mexico City / Licenci Mexico.
		Information for Mexico City / Licenci Mexico in the follwing categories: Event, movies, theatre, restaurant, hotel, shopping, dining, family.
	www.doineedajacket.com /dinaj.asp?dinaj=MMMX (347 words)

	México City, México Office
		Today we are a dynamic firm of approximately 390 attorneys with international offices in Mexico, Europe, North Africa, and South America, and U. offices in Texas and New York.
		Thompson and Knight has represented clients in business transactions in Mexico and Latin America for more than 25 years.
		Our Mexico City office, Thompson and Knight y Valencia, counsels U.S., Mexican, and international clients currently doing business, or considering doing business, in Mexico and elsewhere in Latin America.
	www.tklaw.com /website.nsf/_/97D6B2FDF83686E786256FA80077872D (207 words)

	Estadio Azteca (Mexico City, Mexico), Football (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		The only stadium to stage two world cup finals, one of which, the 1970 tie between Brazil and Italy (see page 69) has gone down in history.
		Built on an ancient lava plain to the south east of the city, it has three levels of seating, 80 per cent covered, and good sightlines throughout, offering proximity and perspective.
		Constructed mainly of concrete it withstood the 1985 earth-quake.
	www.sportz4u.com /isport/Football/GROUND/estadio.htm (152 words)

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