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	Deborah Mounts BellaOnline's Mexico Editor

Christmas Holidays in Mexico [offsite link]
An indepth look into the history and origin of Christmas in Mexico.

Cinco de Mayo Holiday in Mexico
Mexico celebrates 5 de mayo (May 5th) as a symbol of unity and patriotism. It is not the date of Mexico’s Independence as many believe it to be. Rather it marks the victory of the Mexican Army over the French at the Battle of Puebla. This article gives a brief history of this important Mexican Natio

Day of the Dead in Mexico
Halloween is celebrated differently in Mexico than in the United States. This article describes the ancient tradition of honoring the dead with altars and visits to the cemetery to welcome back the spirits of departed relatives and friends.

Easter in Mexico
A simple community celebration brings a special Easter message.

Mardis Gras in Veracruz
One of the largest Mardis Gras celebrations north of Rio takes place in the port city of Veracruz, Mexico. In Mexico it is known as Carnaval and the people of the city, called Jarochos, take this fun time before Lent very seriously.

Mexican Festivals [offsite link]
Mexico is known for their vast amount of festivals, fairs, national holidays and food celebrations! If you are in Mexico during one of these events, make sure you share in the fun and find out more about these fabulous traditions.

Mexican Holiday Festivals
If you like traditional celebrations then Mexico is a good place to be for the Holidays. The activities revolve around Christmas but as with many “religious” practices over the centuries many different elements have come into play to make these truly unique celebrations.

Mexican Independence Day
Mexico´s Independence Day is a festive occasion celebrated with special food, fireworks and the wearing of costumes.

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