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Tlacotalpan II: At December 2, 1998 UNESCO included Tlacotalpan as member of the World Heritage List of Cultural and Natural sites. The reasons they considered were that
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At December 2, 1998 UNESCO included Tlacotalpan as member of the World Heritage List of Cultural and Natural sites. The reasons they considered were that "urban layout and architecture of Tlacotalpan represent a fusion of Spanish and Caribbean traditions
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Tlacotalpan II: At December 2, 1998 UNESCO included Tlacotalpan as member of the World Heritage List of Cultural and Natural sites. The reasons they considered were that
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Published: January - 08 - 2010
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Tlacotalpan II: At December 2, 1998 UNESCO included Tlacotalpan as member of the World Heritage List of Cultural and Natural sites. The reasons they considered were that Tlacotalpan II: At December 2, 1998 UNESCO included Tlacotalpan as member of the World Heritage List of Cultural and Natural sites. The reasons they considered were that Tlacotalpan II: At December 2, 1998 UNESCO included Tlacotalpan as member of the World Heritage List of Cultural and Natural sites. The reasons they considered were that Tlacotalpan II: At December 2, 1998 UNESCO included Tlacotalpan as member of the World Heritage List of Cultural and Natural sites. The reasons they considered were that "urban layout and architecture of Tlacotalpan represent a fusion of Spanish and Caribbean traditions 300px //b.rgbimg.com/users/p/ph/photos71/600/dMJ83u.jpg 600px //b.rgbimg.com/users/p/ph/photos71/600/dMJ83u.jpg 100px