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If, dear reader, you belong to the generations that received free textbooks during their primary education, on the cover of which the figure of a woman wrapped in a tunic white with indigenous features was observed,. Or if you belong to more recent generations, you will certainly recognize the work by Jorge González Camarena, who was not only the author of La Patria, but also of others national icons such as the Independence Monument, and many more. His work has transcended borders and his legacy endures. He was inspired by the splendor of the culture and history of Mexico to produce the most fascinating works that became him a defender of the arts whose imprint is still present.
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