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Fireworks explode in the sky as thousands of Mexicans celebrate the 202nd anniversary of their independence from Spain in Mexico City September 15, 2012. Mexican President Felipe Calderon shouted the "Cry of Independence" at the National Palace, echoing the cry by priest Miguel Hidalgo used to launch the revolution in 1810.
Photo: REUTERS
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Protesters demonstrate against Mexican President Felipe Calderon and Mexico's President-elect Enrique Pena Nieto, during Mexico's celebration of the 202nd anniversary of their independence from Spain at the Zocalo square in downtown Mexico City September 15, 2012. Calderon shouted the "Cry of Independence" at the National Palace, echoing the cry by priest Miguel Hidalgo used to launch the revolution in 1810. The protest was accusing Pena Nieto of laundering money and buying votes to win the July election.
Photo: REUTERS
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People wearing rain ponchos stand in heavy rain to celebrate the 202nd anniversary of Mexico's independence from Spain at Zocalo square in downtown Mexico City September 15, 2012. Mexican President Felipe Calderon shouted the "Cry of Independence" at the National Palace, echoing the cry by priest Miguel Hidalgo used to launch the revolution in 1810.
Photo: REUTERS
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People celebrate the 202nd anniversary of their independence from Spain at Zocalo square in downtown Mexico City September 15, 2012. Mexican President Felipe Calderon shouted the "Cry of Independence" at the National Palace, echoing the cry by priest Miguel Hidalgo used to launch the revolution in 1810.
Photo: REUTERS
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People celebrate the 202nd anniversary of Mexico's independence from Spain at Zocalo square in downtown Mexico City September 15, 2012. Mexican President Felipe Calderon shouted the "cry of independence" at the National Palace, echoing the cry by priest Miguel Hidalgo used to launch the revolution in 1810.
Photo: REUTERS
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Protesters demonstrate against Mexican President Felipe Calderon and Mexico's President-elect Enrique Pena Nieto, as other Mexicans celebrate the 202nd anniversary of their independence from Spain, at the Zocalo square in downtown Mexico City September 15, 2012. Calderon shouted the "Cry of Independence" at the National Palace, echoing the cry by priest Miguel Hidalgo used to launch the revolution in 1810. The protest was accusing Pena Nieto of laundering money and buying votes to win the July election. The poster reads (C)" Fraud".
Photo: REUTERS
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Protesters hold a banner as they protest against Mexican President Felipe Calderon and Mexico's President-elect Enrique Pena Nieto, during Mexico's celebration of the 202nd anniversary of their independence from Spain at the Zocalo square in downtown Mexico City September 15, 2012. Calderon shouted the "Cry of Independence" at the National Palace, echoing the cry by priest Miguel Hidalgo used to launch the revolution in 1810. The protest was accusing Pena Nieto of laundering money and buying votes to win the July election.
Photo: REUTERS
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Protesters hold a banner as they protest against Mexican President Felipe Calderon and Mexico's President-elect Enrique Pena Nieto, as other Mexicans celebrate the 202nd anniversary of their independence from Spain at the Zocalo Square in downtown Mexico City September 15, 2012. President Calderon shouted the "Cry of Independence" at the National Palace, echoing the cry by priest Miguel Hidalgo used to launch the revolution in 1810. the protest was accusing Pena Nieto of laundering money and buying votes to win the July election. Banner reads, "Trial for Calderon and Pena Nieto".
Photo: REUTERS
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People gather at Zocalo Square as Mexico marks the 202nd anniversary of the day rebel priest Manuel Hidalgo set it on the path to independence in Morelia September 15, 2012.
Photo: REUTERS
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Soldiers stand guard next to Zocalo Square as Mexico marks the 202nd anniversary of the day rebel priest Manuel Hidalgo set it on the path to independence in Morelia September 15, 2012.
Photo: REUTERS
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Mexicans celebrate the 202nd anniversary of their independence from Spain at the Zocalo square in downtown Mexico City September 15, 2012. Mexican President Felipe Calderon shouted the "Cry of Independence" at the National Palace, echoing the cry by priest Miguel Hidalgo used to launch the revolution in 1810.
Photo: REUTERS
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A child wearing a traditional sombrero takes part in an event at Zocalo Square as Mexico marks the 202nd anniversary of the day rebel priest Manuel Hidalgo set it on the path to independence in Morelia September 15, 2012.
Photo: REUTERS
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A soldier stands guard next to people as Mexico marks the 202nd anniversary of the day rebel priest Manuel Hidalgo set it on the path to independence in Monterrey September 15, 2012.
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A soldier stands guard as Mexico marks its 202nd anniversary of the day rebel priest Manuel Hidalgo set it on the path to independence in Monterrey September 15, 2012.
Photo: REUTERS
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Police officers stand guard as Mexico marks the 202nd anniversary of the day rebel priest Manuel Hidalgo set it on the path to independence in Morelia September 15, 2012.
Photo: REUTERS
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People gather in Zocalo Square as Mexico marks the 202nd anniversary of the day rebel priest Manuel Hidalgo set it on the path to independence in Morelia September 15, 2012.
Photo: REUTERS
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A boy holds a traditional sombrero during an event commemorating Mexico's 202nd anniversary of the day rebel priest Manuel Hidalgo set it on the path to independence in Monterrey September 15, 2012.
Photo: REUTERS
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Mexico's President Felipe Calderon shouts the "Cry of Independence" as Mexico marks the 202nd anniversary of the day rebel priest Manuel Hidalgo set it on the path to independence in Mexico City September 15, 2012.
Photo: REUTERS
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Mexico's President Felipe Calderon rings a bell as Mexico marks its 202nd anniversary of the day rebel priest Manuel Hidalgo set it on the path to independence, in Mexico City September 15, 2012.
Photo: REUTERS
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Fireworks explode in the sky as thousands of Mexicans celebrate the 202nd anniversary of their independence from Spain in Mexico City September 15, 2012. Mexican President Felipe Calderon shouted the "Cry of Independence" at the National Palace, echoing the cry by priest Miguel Hidalgo used to launch the revolution in 1810.
Photo: REUTERS
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Fireworks explode in the sky as thousands of Mexicans celebrate the 202nd anniversary of their independence from Spain in Mexico City September 15, 2012. Mexican President Felipe Calderon shouted the "Cry of Independence" at the National Palace, echoing the cry by priest Miguel Hidalgo used to launch the revolution in 1810.
Photo: REUTERS
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Mexico's President Felipe Calderon waves the national flag as Mexico marks the 202nd anniversary of the day rebel priest Manuel Hidalgo set it on the path to independence in Mexico City September 15, 2012.
Photo: REUTERS
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Mexico's President Felipe Calderon rings a bell as Mexico marks the 202th anniversary of the day rebel priest Manuel Hidalgo set it on the path to independence in Mexico City September 15, 2012.
Photo: REUTERS
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Fireworks explode in the sky as thousands of Mexicans celebrate the 202nd anniversary of their independence from Spain in Mexico City September 15, 2012. Mexican President Felipe Calderon shouted the "Cry of Independence" at the National Palace, echoing the cry by priest Miguel Hidalgo used to launch the revolution in 1810.
Photo: REUTERS
