Today, Cinco de Mayo, a Mexican regional holiday, is being celebrated throughout the United States. Cinco de Mayo, translated into the English language, means the fifth of May and commemorates the 1862 Mexican victory over the French at the Battle of Puebla, wherein an outnumbered Mexican Army defeated the better armed French who had invaded Mexico in an attempt to collect a debt.
In 2005, the Zionist insurgents in our US Congress passed a concurrent resolution to make this foreign regional holiday a US national celebration for Mexican heritage and pride.
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