+ Follow ACAPULCO AND MANILA Tag
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[Title] => Mexico and the Phl:United by the Pacific
[Summary] => The historical links between Mexico and the Philippines were established over 400 years ago: our nations have a long history of relations and many common interests.
[DatePublished] => 2013-03-28 00:00:00
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[Title] => The Mexican connection
[Summary] => There are several linkages between Mexico and the Philippines. The historic galleons bearing Spanish goods sailed from Acapulco, Mexico to Manila and back. Our Spanish dictionary is riddled with words of Mexican origin, e.g., petate. The Black Nazarene, the focal object of veneration in those massive processions in Quiapo, came from Mexico.
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[Title] => Aguila Azteca Awards
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ACAPULCO AND MANILA
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