Mexico the People

Exploring the rich tapestry of Mexico's history, the narrative delves into the experiences of ancient Native peoples, the impact of Spanish conquest, and the struggles for independence and revolution. It highlights the lives of criollos and contemporary Native Mexicans, addressing pressing issues like overpopulation and the plight of street children. The book also touches on family dynamics, cultural attire such as ponchos and sombreros, and contrasts between village and city life, while celebrating Mexico's heroes and their enduring legacy.