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World's biggest Nativity in Mexico City [videos]

Wow, 2 Guinness World records get broken!

It took 70 days and 5,000 figures to set up the largest nativity scene in the world as part of their Christmas festivities.

The nativity scene, which cost $2 million to create, was unveiled last Wednesday by capital Mayor Marcelo Ebrard in the parking lot of the giant Azteca stadium. (see photos below)

Dia de La Virgen Guadalupe (beautiful history)

On December 9, 1531, the Virgin Mary appeared to 'Juan Diego', a humble peasant on the hill of 'Tepeyac' in what's now Mexico City.

Since her appearance, it's been joyously celebrated every year on December 12th. [read more here]. In our own Bay Area there's pilgrimage walks, mass ceremonies and other events. See below or here.

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The Occupy Movement (Causa Justa)

Our favorite organization is Latino.

The 'occupy movement' has become popular with almost everyone, except the rich. It has spread super fast, from its start in New York's Wall Street to our own Bay Area. (it's also caught fire in Europe) Leading these huge city protests are many organizations, including Latinos.

Our favorite Latino organization in Bay Area is 'Causa Justa'. They organized Oakland's huge protest on Nov. 2nd with much success. Here's their info.
 

Show Off Your Fun Photos: Halloween + Dia De Los Muertos

New photo section arrives in a few days.

Hola a todos! We'd like to display your beautiful Bay Area pics.

We're talking events like Halloween & Dia de Los Muertos fiestas, festivals & exhibits. We know you're gonna bust-out your camera.

Examples

Will you be clubbing? Making an altar? Attending a 'dia muertos' event? Or how about decorating your ninos o la casa with spooky costumes?

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