Mexico Dia Cuarenta Seis
!Mexico City, el último día¡
We woke up to extremely loud music. It was the day of a huge politcal rally in Mexico City. The political rally was for voting fraud in the recent elections. The march was organized by supporters of Obrador, the presidential candidate who lost to Calderon by .6 percentage points. We were supposed to leave before the march, but ended up staying for part of it. It wasn´t too dangerous and was actually pretty fun. We just had to make sure not to protest because its illegal for gringos to protest in Mexican marches. I had my photo taken with the sombrero wearing, horeseback riding mexican policia, we went up to the top of Sears to watch the protest, and walked through the central park. After a couple of hours we took the subway to the bus station and departed for Morelia.
We watched some terrible bus movies, in which everyone seemed to die in the end. When we got back we went to get some tacos, which were really good. Afterwhich I typed my compositions for school and went to bed.