The Mexican Embassy in Canada has postponed the patriotic celebrations scheduled for September 15 in Ottawa due to the death of Queen Elizabeth II.
The Mexican diplomatic representation took this decision as a sign of respect for the mourning experienced in Canada before the death of the man who was the country’s head of state for 70 years.
In the Canadian capital, the flags have been lowered since September 8 and this week the details of several events to be held in the monarch’s honor, such as a parade, a religious service and a flypast, are underway. refined.
Traditionally, in Mexican diplomatic offices abroad, the ambassador in turn leads the Cry of Independence ceremony followed by communion with the Mexican community.
This year, Mexican diplomats were also due to open Dinorah Catzalco’s “Mexican Bestiary” exhibit at the embassy premises on O’Connor Street.
The only activity that the Mexican Embassy is maintaining this September 15 is the presentation of the 2022 Ohtli Prize to dance teacher, Beatriz Poot, for her hard work promoting Mexican culture in Canada.
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