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Description	English: Federal District buildings at the Zócalo in Mexico City seen from rooftop restaurant of Hotel Majestic Deutsch: Federal District Gebäude am Zócalo in Mexico City, gesehen vom Dachrestaurant des Hotel Majestic Español: Edificios del Distrito Federal en el Zócalo de la Ciudad de México vista desde el restaurante de la azotea del Hotel Majestic
Date	30 August 2010
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Author	Uwebart

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