"devil figure"

#13541185

6 Apr 2026

Cardboard pinatas symbolizing Judas or the Devil are exploded with fireworks in the La Merced neighborhood during the traditional 'Burning of Judas' in Mexico City, Mexico, on April 4, 2026. This Mexican Holy Week tradition, while traditionally centered on Judas Iscariot, now also includes controversial public figures as a form of satire and social protest.

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#13541186

6 Apr 2026

Cardboard pinatas symbolizing Judas or the Devil are exploded with fireworks in the La Merced neighborhood during the traditional 'Burning of Judas' in Mexico City, Mexico, on April 4, 2026. This Mexican Holy Week tradition, while traditionally centered on Judas Iscariot, now also includes controversial public figures as a form of satire and social protest.

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#13541188

6 Apr 2026

Cardboard pinatas symbolizing Judas or the Devil are exploded with fireworks in the La Merced neighborhood during the traditional 'Burning of Judas' in Mexico City, Mexico, on April 4, 2026. This Mexican Holy Week tradition, while traditionally centered on Judas Iscariot, now also includes controversial public figures as a form of satire and social protest.

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#13541189

6 Apr 2026

Cardboard pinatas symbolizing Judas or the Devil are exploded with fireworks in the La Merced neighborhood during the traditional 'Burning of Judas' in Mexico City, Mexico, on April 4, 2026. This Mexican Holy Week tradition, while traditionally centered on Judas Iscariot, now also includes controversial public figures as a form of satire and social protest.

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#13541190

6 Apr 2026

Cardboard pinatas symbolizing Judas or the Devil are exploded with fireworks in the La Merced neighborhood during the traditional 'Burning of Judas' in Mexico City, Mexico, on April 4, 2026. This Mexican Holy Week tradition, while traditionally centered on Judas Iscariot, now also includes controversial public figures as a form of satire and social protest.

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#13541191

6 Apr 2026

Cardboard pinatas symbolizing Judas or the Devil are exploded with fireworks in the La Merced neighborhood during the traditional 'Burning of Judas' in Mexico City, Mexico, on April 4, 2026. This Mexican Holy Week tradition, while traditionally centered on Judas Iscariot, now also includes controversial public figures as a form of satire and social protest.

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#13541192

6 Apr 2026

Cardboard pinatas symbolizing Judas or the Devil are exploded with fireworks in the La Merced neighborhood during the traditional 'Burning of Judas' in Mexico City, Mexico, on April 4, 2026. This Mexican Holy Week tradition, while traditionally centered on Judas Iscariot, now also includes controversial public figures as a form of satire and social protest.

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#13541193

6 Apr 2026

A person dressed as the Devil is seen in the La Merced neighborhood during the traditional 'Burning of Judas,' a Mexican Holy Week event, in Mexico City, Mexico, on April 4, 2026. This tradition symbolizes the triumph of good over evil and, while traditionally centered on Judas Iscariot, now also includes controversial public figures as a form of satire and social protest.

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#13541194

6 Apr 2026

A person dressed as the Devil is seen in the La Merced neighborhood during the traditional 'Burning of Judas,' a Mexican Holy Week event, in Mexico City, Mexico, on April 4, 2026. This tradition symbolizes the triumph of good over evil and, while traditionally centered on Judas Iscariot, now also includes controversial public figures as a form of satire and social protest.

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#13541196

6 Apr 2026

Cardboard pinatas symbolizing Judas or the Devil are exploded with fireworks in the La Merced neighborhood during the traditional 'Burning of Judas' in Mexico City, Mexico, on April 4, 2026. This Mexican Holy Week tradition, while traditionally centered on Judas Iscariot, now also includes controversial public figures as a form of satire and social protest.

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#13541197

6 Apr 2026

Cardboard pinatas symbolizing Judas or the Devil are exploded with fireworks in the La Merced neighborhood during the traditional 'Burning of Judas' in Mexico City, Mexico, on April 4, 2026. This Mexican Holy Week tradition, while traditionally centered on Judas Iscariot, now also includes controversial public figures as a form of satire and social protest.

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#13541199

6 Apr 2026

Cardboard pinatas symbolizing Judas or the Devil are exploded with fireworks in the La Merced neighborhood during the traditional 'Burning of Judas' in Mexico City, Mexico, on April 4, 2026. This Mexican Holy Week tradition, while traditionally centered on Judas Iscariot, now also includes controversial public figures as a form of satire and social protest.

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#13541200

6 Apr 2026

Cardboard pinatas symbolizing Judas or the Devil are exploded with fireworks in the La Merced neighborhood during the traditional 'Burning of Judas' in Mexico City, Mexico, on April 4, 2026. This Mexican Holy Week tradition, while traditionally centered on Judas Iscariot, now also includes controversial public figures as a form of satire and social protest.

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#13541187

6 Apr 2026

A pinata of US President Donald Trump is seen in the La Merced neighborhood during the traditional 'Burning of Judas,' a Mexican Holy Week event, in Mexico City, Mexico, on April 4, 2026. The tradition, which symbolizes the triumph of good over evil, has expanded to include controversial public figures as a form of satire and social commentary.

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#13541195

6 Apr 2026

A pinata of US President Donald Trump is seen in the La Merced neighborhood during the traditional 'Burning of Judas,' a Mexican Holy Week event, in Mexico City, Mexico, on April 4, 2026. The tradition, which symbolizes the triumph of good over evil, has expanded to include controversial public figures as a form of satire and social commentary.

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#13541198

6 Apr 2026

A pinata of US President Donald Trump is seen in the La Merced neighborhood during the traditional 'Burning of Judas,' a Mexican Holy Week event, in Mexico City, Mexico, on April 4, 2026. The tradition, which symbolizes the triumph of good over evil, has expanded to include controversial public figures as a form of satire and social commentary.

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