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zocalo

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zo·ca·lo  (skä-l)
n. pl. zo·ca·los
A town square or plaza, especially in Mexico.

[American Spanish zócalo, from Spanish, socle, from Italian zoccolo; see socle.]


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Tens of thousands of supporters packed Mexico City's landmark Zocalo square Sunday to hear Lopez Obrador underscore that power has been usurped from the Mexican people, by -- in his view -- a "mafia" of powerful colluding political and business interests.
u u u The final phase of the Zocalo condominium development will feature reduced carbon emissions and lower utility costs, developer Don Tishman said in an e-mail.
The kiss-off was organised by tourist chiefs in Mexico City's Zocalo main square, in a bid to protest at the soaring drug violence in the country, which claimed more than 6,000 lives last year.
 
 
 
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