#mexico state

[qualitysigns]

"To The Future Generations

The glacier Ayoloco existed here and receded until it disappeared in 2018

In the next decades, the Mexican glaciers will disappear permanently

this plaque is to record that we knew what was happening and that we knew what needed to be done

Only you will know if we did it"

on the border of Estado de México and Puebla, Mexico

[marinolta]

[starblue2406]

One day I was very schizophrenic and taking advantage of the fact that the Huehuetoca mountain looks a lot like Michina before the jewel (all dry, desert, hot and ugly xD) I recorded this (it is the dubbing of Latin America):

[nhjalthistflags]

Mexican State Flag Proposals #14: Mexico (state)

Taking the Army of Three Guarantees flag, I replaced the the stars on that flag with the glyphs (from Wikipedia) used to represent the three component cities of the  Triple Alliance, or Aztec Empire (from top, Texcoco, Tenochtitlan, Tlacopan), to represent the state as the core of Mexico.

[askaphmexicoandnorte]

Durango: n-not all of us, but who ever is serious or deadly they will argue about a-anything…

[onlymexico]

Valle de Bravo, Estado de Mexico

[newshour]

2 devastating earthquakes have hit Mexico in as many weeks. Here’s why.

Damage report: The governor of Morelos, a state in central Mexico, said 42 people died there, while two more deaths were reported in Mexico State, which borders Mexico City.

Why so many quakes in Mexico? Mexico is part of the Ring of Fire, the rim where the tectonic plates of the Pacific Basin jam into those propping up North America, South America and Asia. The Ring of Fire accounts for 90 percent of the planet’s earthquakes.

Check out the full story 

[oessa]

Nevado Toluca, Mexico / google street view 19.1067221,-99.7540206