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                    [Title] => Mexico’s Christmas gift to the whole world
                    [Summary] => The Christmas tree tradition started in the Philippines only during the  American colonial rule in the country. But even before that we had a  botanical symbol of Christmas – the Flor de la Noche Buena (flower of  Christmas Eve), a plant that was introduced here from Mexico through the  galleon trade. The Aztecs called them Cuetlaxochitle and used their bracts  or modified leaves to make a reddish dye. After the advent of Christianity,  it became associated with Christmas. 

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