The Angel of Independence stands on this major diagonal Mexico City boulevard.

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The boulevard was laid out during Maximilian's empire. Source: Paseo de la Reforma ↗

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20Mexico City's mural-covered Central Library belongs to this university, commonly known by four initials.RECALL
UNAM
Its main campus is called Ciudad Universitaria.
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01This informal demonym is commonly used for people from Mexico City.RECALL
Chilango
The word's tone depends on context.
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02Mexico City uses this Spanish term for each of its sixteen local administrative divisions.RECALL
Alcaldía
The divisions replaced the earlier delegación terminology.
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