The Five Traitors
Los cinco traidores
The Anales names all five men. And the neighborhood each one came from.
Before the 1473 civil war destroyed Tlatelolco's independence, five men played both sides — and the Anales de Tlatelolco names them, records their neighborhoods, and condemns them by name. History's receipt, five centuries old.
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