Horse and cart.  Early in the mornings you get to see several of this horse and carts especially in the old neighborhoods.  The persons in this carts are known as  fierrero botellero which means man that collects metal and bottles.  Besides metal and bottles they also collect old car batteries, furniture, refrigerators, stoves and anything they think can sell.   You know they are near because you can hear the person on the cart yelling "el fierrero botellero!!" When people want to get rid of old stuff they don't take it to the
dump they keep it till the fierrero botellero comes and picks it up. Before people would ask the fierrero
how much they would give your for something but now I think you are just glad they take it away.

Cinder block wall

Blue house

Street performers

The revolution does not live in the weapons...it lives in the love for the ideas.

The people need to know where they came from to know where they are going

Spit will land on the face of those who spit up... 

 Against the oppressing government.  People united will never be defeated

Wall across from the Plaza Benito Juarez covered with murals. 

16 de Septiembre Avenue looking west - downtown

Sacred Heart of Jesus Church 

Corner of Constitucion and Ignacio Mejia streets

Celebration of the Day of the Mexican Revolution in the Plaza Benito Juarez.

The parade which lasted at least 3 hours ended here then people where entertained

by singers and dancers until late afternoon. 

Kid with hat

Man with the Mexican flag