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Chaos due to the closure of 6 subway lines in Mexico City
Jair Cabrera Torres / Le Pictorium
LePictorium_0240097.jpg
Due to the fire in the electrical substation of the Mexico City subway on January 9, thousands of people flock to be able to go to work. The local government implemented an operation to support users to be able to move.
Chaos due to the closure of 6 subway lines in Mexico City
Jair Cabrera Torres / Le Pictorium
LePictorium_0240098.jpg
Due to the fire in the electrical substation of the Mexico City subway on January 9, thousands of people flock to be able to go to work. The local government implemented an operation to support users to be able to move.
Chaos due to the closure of 6 subway lines in Mexico City
Jair Cabrera Torres / Le Pictorium
LePictorium_0240099.jpg
Due to the fire in the electrical substation of the Mexico City subway on January 9, thousands of people flock to be able to go to work. The local government implemented an operation to support users to be able to move.
Chaos due to the closure of 6 subway lines in Mexico City
Jair Cabrera Torres / Le Pictorium
LePictorium_0240100.jpg
Due to the fire in the electrical substation of the Mexico City subway on January 9, thousands of people flock to be able to go to work. The local government implemented an operation to support users to be able to move.
Chaos due to the closure of 6 subway lines in Mexico City
Jair Cabrera Torres / Le Pictorium
LePictorium_0240101.jpg
Due to the fire in the electrical substation of the Mexico City subway on January 9, thousands of people flock to be able to go to work. The local government implemented an operation to support users to be able to move.
Chaos due to the closure of 6 subway lines in Mexico City
Jair Cabrera Torres / Le Pictorium
LePictorium_0240102.jpg
Due to the fire in the electrical substation of the Mexico City subway on January 9, thousands of people flock to be able to go to work. The local government implemented an operation to support users to be able to move.
Chaos due to the closure of 6 subway lines in Mexico City
Jair Cabrera Torres / Le Pictorium
LePictorium_0240103.jpg
Due to the fire in the electrical substation of the Mexico City subway on January 9, thousands of people flock to be able to go to work. The local government implemented an operation to support users to be able to move.
Chaos due to the closure of 6 subway lines in Mexico City
Jair Cabrera Torres / Le Pictorium
LePictorium_0240104.jpg
Due to the fire in the electrical substation of the Mexico City subway on January 9, thousands of people flock to be able to go to work. The local government implemented an operation to support users to be able to move.
Chaos due to the closure of 6 subway lines in Mexico City
Jair Cabrera Torres / Le Pictorium
LePictorium_0240105.jpg
Due to the fire in the electrical substation of the Mexico City subway on January 9, thousands of people flock to be able to go to work. The local government implemented an operation to support users to be able to move.
Fire in control facilities of the Mexico City subway
Jair Cabrera Torres / Le Pictorium
LePictorium_0240089.jpg
Fire in control facilities of the Mexico City subway, paralyzes the city. At least 5 subway lines are suspended, elements of the capital police support users to transfer them in units of the Ministry of Citizen Security.
Fire in control facilities of the Mexico City subway
Jair Cabrera Torres / Le Pictorium
LePictorium_0240090.jpg
Fire in control facilities of the Mexico City subway, paralyzes the city. At least 5 subway lines are suspended, elements of the capital police support users to transfer them in units of the Ministry of Citizen Security.
Fire in control facilities of the Mexico City subway
Jair Cabrera Torres / Le Pictorium
LePictorium_0240091.jpg
Fire in control facilities of the Mexico City subway, paralyzes the city. At least 5 subway lines are suspended, elements of the capital police support users to transfer them in units of the Ministry of Citizen Security.
Fire in control facilities of the Mexico City subway
Jair Cabrera Torres / Le Pictorium
LePictorium_0240092.jpg
Fire in control facilities of the Mexico City subway, paralyzes the city. At least 5 subway lines are suspended, elements of the capital police support users to transfer them in units of the Ministry of Citizen Security.
Fire in control facilities of the Mexico City subway
Jair Cabrera Torres / Le Pictorium
LePictorium_0240093.jpg
Fire in control facilities of the Mexico City subway, paralyzes the city. At least 5 subway lines are suspended, elements of the capital police support users to transfer them in units of the Ministry of Citizen Security.
Fire in control facilities of the Mexico City subway
Jair Cabrera Torres / Le Pictorium
LePictorium_0240094.jpg
Fire in control facilities of the Mexico City subway, paralyzes the city. At least 5 subway lines are suspended, elements of the capital police support users to transfer them in units of the Ministry of Citizen Security.
Fire in control facilities of the Mexico City subway
Jair Cabrera Torres / Le Pictorium
LePictorium_0240095.jpg
Fire in control facilities of the Mexico City subway, paralyzes the city. At least 5 subway lines are suspended, elements of the capital police support users to transfer them in units of the Ministry of Citizen Security.
Fire in control facilities of the Mexico City subway
Jair Cabrera Torres / Le Pictorium
LePictorium_0240096.jpg
Fire in control facilities of the Mexico City subway, paralyzes the city. At least 5 subway lines are suspended, elements of the capital police support users to transfer them in units of the Ministry of Citizen Security.
Fire in control facilities of the Mexico City subway
Jair Cabrera Torres / Le Pictorium
LePictorium_0240088.jpg
Fire in control facilities of the Mexico City subway, paralyzes the city. At least 5 subway lines are suspended, elements of the capital police support users to transfer them in units of the Ministry of Citizen Security.
Indigenous artisans survive Covid-19 in Mexico City
Jair Cabrera Torres / Le Pictorium
LePictorium_0240040.jpg
Indigenous artisans who live in Mexico City, put one of the most emblematic dolls in Mexico for sale, which comes from the state of Querétaro. The Otomí indigenous community makes these dolls to sell them and be able to survive in the face of the economic crisis that the Covid-19 health emergency is leaving. Photo: Jair Cabrera Torres
Indigenous artisans survive Covid-19 in Mexico City
Jair Cabrera Torres / Le Pictorium
LePictorium_0240041.jpg
Indigenous artisans who live in Mexico City, put one of the most emblematic dolls in Mexico for sale, which comes from the state of Querétaro. The Otomí indigenous community makes these dolls to sell them and be able to survive in the face of the economic crisis that the Covid-19 health emergency is leaving. Photo: Jair Cabrera Torres
Indigenous artisans survive Covid-19 in Mexico City
Jair Cabrera Torres / Le Pictorium
LePictorium_0240042.jpg
Indigenous artisans who live in Mexico City, put one of the most emblematic dolls in Mexico for sale, which comes from the state of Querétaro. The Otomí indigenous community makes these dolls to sell them and be able to survive in the face of the economic crisis that the Covid-19 health emergency is leaving. Photo: Jair Cabrera Torres
Indigenous artisans survive Covid-19 in Mexico City
Jair Cabrera Torres / Le Pictorium
LePictorium_0240043.jpg
Indigenous artisans who live in Mexico City, put one of the most emblematic dolls in Mexico for sale, which comes from the state of Querétaro. The Otomí indigenous community makes these dolls to sell them and be able to survive in the face of the economic crisis that the Covid-19 health emergency is leaving. Photo: Jair Cabrera Torres
Indigenous artisans survive Covid-19 in Mexico City
Jair Cabrera Torres / Le Pictorium
LePictorium_0240044.jpg
Indigenous artisans who live in Mexico City, put one of the most emblematic dolls in Mexico for sale, which comes from the state of Querétaro. The Otomí indigenous community makes these dolls to sell them and be able to survive in the face of the economic crisis that the Covid-19 health emergency is leaving. Photo: Jair Cabrera Torres
Indigenous artisans survive Covid-19 in Mexico City
Jair Cabrera Torres / Le Pictorium
LePictorium_0240045.jpg
Indigenous artisans who live in Mexico City, put one of the most emblematic dolls in Mexico for sale, which comes from the state of Querétaro. The Otomí indigenous community makes these dolls to sell them and be able to survive in the face of the economic crisis that the Covid-19 health emergency is leaving. Photo: Jair Cabrera Torres