Crosswalk Outside the Palacio Nacional, Mexico City
Taken May 2018
Mexico City's Zócalo is bordered by the Palacio Nacional and other colonial-era government buildings. The square remains the political and ceremonial center of the capital, with pedestrian crossings linking its broad paved expanse.
Taken May 2018
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