Francisco de Paula Sosa Escalante (1848–1925) was a writer, poet, historian, biographer and journalist.Born in the city of Campeche, then still a part of Yucatan, he studied Latin, philosophy and law. Active in politics during the turbulent 19th century, he became increasingly influential and eventually he moved to Coyoacán. He is remembered for having proposed the positioning of monuments along the then-young Paseo de la Reforma. This was during the administration of Porfirio Díaz. He died in poverty in 1925.
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The remarkable legacy of mysterious 500-year-old olive trees...
The forest park of Tláhuac...
A former asphalt plant is reborn as a magnificent city park!
One of the Mexico City's oldest canals is restored and reinvigorated.
Once a forlorn barrier, today's Gran Canal park is uniting multiple neighborhoods.