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Understanding the History and Traditions of Mexico’s Independence Day Celebrations – Expat’s Corner

Every year, on September 16th, the vibrant colors of the Mexican flag adorn streets, plazas, and homes across Mexico, marking the nation's Independence Day. This day is more than just a national holiday; it is a profound expression of Mexican identity, history, and cultural pride. The traditions surrounding Mexico's Independence Day are rich and varied, reflecting the nation's storied past and the enduring spirit of its people.

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