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Funerals, Festivals and Cultural Politics in Porfirian Mexico John Diamond clarifying why social justice activists

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Funerals, Festivals and Cultural Politics in Porfirian Mexico John Diamond clarifying why social justice activistsWhen President Benito Juarez died unexpectedly of a heart attack in 1872, the Mexican government declared a seven day period of mourning. Nearly the entire population of Mexico City filed past Juarez's body as it lay in state in the National Palace. Over 100,000 people watched the magnificent procession of his hearse, and countless mourners vied for position to listen to his eulogies. Juarez's was the last state funeral for a sitting president in

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