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Legends and traditions have always been a part of Mexico's history and culture. These collected tales of the colonial period blend fantasy and reality. Include the history of many names of streets of Mexico City. Part II

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La extraordinaria vitalidad que el judaísmo hispánico había llegado a poseer entre los siglos XI y XV se vio truncada el 31 de marzo de 1492. Ese día, Los Reyes Católicos firmaron la prohibición de la práctica de la religión hebrea; o los judíos se bautizaban integrándose en el Reino o estaban obligados a abandonar el territorio. Se sostiene a menudo que la expulsión fue una muestra de la barbarie de los tiempos. Sin embargo, tal y como explica el autor, los reyes Católicos se vieron obligados a resolver un problema de ámbito europeo y muy duras aristas. Luis Suárez reconstruye...