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Why Every Mexican Loves the Virgen de Guadalupe

You know how some symbols just go beyond religion? In Mexico, the Virgen de Guadalupe isn’t just a Catholic thing—she’s woven into the country’s DNA. From political banners to family miracles, her image pops up everywhere, uniting people whether they’re religious or not. Her story is so powerful that even Mexico’s first Congress wanted her blessing! It’s wild how one figure can mean faith, history, and national pride all at once. #Religion #VirgendeGuadalupe #Mexico

On December 3rd, the Red Cross in Toluca, Mexico, announced the passing of Cruzberto, an orange cat who had been adopted by the staff and had become an integral part of their daily routine. The feline roamed the premises and was known for keeping the workers company during their long shifts, making him a cherished presence for everyone. According to the organization, Cruzberto died after being hit by a driver who failed to observe basic safety measures. The team expressed that his absence will be deeply felt, as they shared many moments with him that brought warmth to their everyday work.#OrangeCat #OrangeCatLife #CatLovers #SadCatNews #SadCatStory #Mexico