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On 2 November in Mexico each year the “DÃa de los Muertos,” the day of the dead. Based on the indigenous belief that death is not the end of life, but that this will continue in a parallel world, celebrate the Mexican Day of the Dead for Europeans to a rather bizarre way. Read on »