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The Mexican three-masted schooner Cuauhtemoc sails down the Seine in front of thousands of spectators gathered on the quays of the Seine in Rouen, on her arrival at the 8th edition of the Armada. Forty-five ships, fourteen tourist river boats and restaurants from over thirty countries and 5,000 sailors will be the main attractions for several million visitors from all over the world. IMAGES
Following tradition, the fourth-generation Škoda Superb will offer technological innovations and outstanding design and will be available in both hatchback and Combi estate versions.
Music rises in the streets of west London as the famous and colourful Notting Hill Carnival returns after two years of Covid cancellation. Started as a children's fayre by local communities to ease tensions in a racially divided 60s London, the Carnival is now a world-reknowned celebration of the British Afro-Caribbean identity. IMAGES
Atlixco, Oct 2 (EFE).- More than 20 hot air balloons took to the sky Saturday in the Mexican city of Atlixco, giving those who attended the Balloon Festival a dreamy, colorful and exciting sunrise. (Camera: GABRIELA GARCÍA). SHOT LIST: A VIEW OF HOT AIR BALLOONS IN THE MUNICIPALITY OF ATLIXCO IN THE STATE OF PUEBLA, MEXICO.
Puebla, Aug 29 (EFE).- Mexican stuffed chile dish known as 'chile en nogada', a dish created by nuns in the 19th century during the independence of Mexico, has never stopped reinventing itself 200 years on in the form of other delicacies, such as sushi or hamburgers.Although stuffed chiles were already served during colonial times, the origin of this recipe dates back to 1821.According to the most popular and widespread version, the nuns of the Santa Mónica convent in Puebla were the ones created this dish for General Agustín de Iturbide on the occasion of his birthday. (Camera: GABRIELA GARCÍA GUZMÁN).B-ROLL OF CHEFS PREPARING CHILE EN NOGADA, IN PUEBLA, MEXICO.
U.S. President Barack Obama attends an outdoor arrival ceremony in heavy rain, as the first sitting U.S. president to visit Laos. Rough Cut (no reporter narration).
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