Rodrigo Hidalgo

Rodrigo Hidalgo

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Rodrigo Hidalgo is a historian and chronicler known for his research on the urban development of Mexico City. He has contributed significantly to the understanding of neighborhoods like Anáhuac, formerly known as Santa Julia, by providing insights into their historical contexts and evolution during the late 19th and early 20th centuries.

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Peru Peru: Rodrigo Hidalgo contributed to the table tennis team's second place finish at the Juegos Suramericanos 2026. 7

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El Comercio: Juegos Suramericanos 2026 | Récord de medallas, histórico puesto y futuro para ilusionarse: el balance de Perú en los Juegos Santa Fe 2026 con miras a los Juegos Panamericanos Lima 2027

Mexico Mexico: Rodrigo Hidalgo comments on the urban growth of the city and the development of the Santa Julia colony. 7

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El Universal: Los inicios de la colonia Santa Julia, actual Anáhuac, famosa Por “El Tigre”