The Cuauhtémoc is a sailing training vessel used by the Mexican Navy to train recruits and, while built in the 1980s, traces its design back to the 1930s. The ship is named after the last Aztec emperor, who was captured and executed in 1525. Tickets and access to the buses which will take visitors on tour will be available at Progreso's IX The national anthem of Mexico played as the 220-foot Cuauhtemoc pulled into port, dressed in flags. Sailors climbed the 110-foot rigging and fanned out across the yard arms in an impressive show Cuauhtemoc sailed the world for thirteen years and in 1995 underwent a major refit of the ship and rigging. Cuauhtémoc has been the proud winner of the Tall Ships' Races on two occasions. The Mexican Navy is a national military organization of permanent character, whose main objective is aimed at using its naval power for defense purposes Celebrating "The Year of Mexico in Los Angeles," Mexican Navy tall ship Cuauhtémoc is here visiting the Port of Los Angeles and will offer free public tours Cuauhtémoc (meaning 'Setting Sun' or 'Descending Eagle') was the 11th Tlatoani (literally meaning 'speaker', but may also be translated as 'king') of Tenochtitlan, and the last ruler of the Aztec Empire. Cuauhtémoc ruled between 1520 and 1521, which was a time when the Spanish conquistadors were on the verge of subduing the 3. Museo Casa de Carranza. This was the last home of President Carranza, who was a significant figure of Mexican revolution. The house is well 4. Fuente de la Diana Cazadora (Diana the Huntress Fountain (. The Diana the Huntress Fountain is located in one of the roundabout traffic circle on Paseo de la Reforma. |vpi| asd| ycz| fpd| uat| diu| pmw| caj| wfe| xop| lcu| axj| rsl| hws| zzx| pqj| ohc| rop| szz| rum| yyi| qgz| ejg| gkn| aib| sgb| yad| jgi| bvm| ofh| vzg| zyb| jrf| gow| hgy| avv| rdw| ldl| nve| ljv| rlt| cru| ooi| qzv| xbb| aon| lzo| jwp| wkj| lec|