Mexican Independence Day Celebrations Clog Downtown Chicago Hundreds of revelers are expected to pack downtown and the Little Village neighborhood on the city's Southwest Side again Sunday, as Mexican Independence Day celebrations continue Sunday's During the second night of celebrations, people inside the caravans, which are very popular and also a way for people to demonstrate their pride and heritage, waved flags from their vehicles or had
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