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In spite of being the capital city of the smallest Mexican state by the same name, Tlaxcala (pronounced Tlas-ka-lah) is big on things to see and do. One of its best draws is its proximity to Mexico City. The trip takes about one and a half to two hours and rewards the visitor with sweeping [...]
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Mexico Unmasked is proud to announce its recent two-year anniversary on June 10, 2012! It appreciates its readership and has enjoyed the trip along the way!
It would also like to share that after a brief gap in producing new content, it is now proudly based out of Mexico City. The format and nature of the [...]
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