053 - México 68

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Los Juegos Olímpicos de 1968 se llevaron a cabo en la Ciudad de México. Fueron los primeros Juegos organizados en un país latinoamericano. Y para la Ciudad de México, el evento fue una oportunidad de mostrar al mundo que eran una metrópolis tan digna como Londres, Berlín, Roma o Tokio para albergar este gran evento internacional. Pero detras de ello hay una historia sobre diseño, lucha social y orgullo racial. Acompañanos a descubrir más en este episodio de en Shared Coordinates.

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