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A Jewel of the Sixteenth Century: the History of the Imposing Temple of Santo Domingo in Chiapa De Corzo
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In the heart of Chiapa de Corzo is erected the temple of Santo Domingo de Guzmán, building of the sixteenth century that was home to Dominican friars. Built around 1554 with indigenous labor, it stands out for its Renaissance and Mudejar style. Despite earthquakes, it remains a center of community organization and faith. In addition to its historical value, it has a viewpoint in the bell tower that offers an impressive view of the Grijalva River…
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