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In photos: Phoenix celebrates Mexican Independence Day
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Dozens of Phoenicians gathered Monday night at the Arizona Capitol to commemorate the 215th anniversary of the Mexican Grito de Independencia.
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Docenas de mexicanos en Phoenix se reunieron la noche del lunes para celebrar El Grito de Independencia en el Capitolio de Arizona.
As major cities in the U.S. saw the need to cancel Mexican Independence Day celebrations, Phoenix once more celebrated the “Grito de Independencia” at the Arizona State Capitol for the fourth year in a row.
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