Desconfianza y temor hacia la vacunación en México durante el siglo XIX

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A lo largo de diversas épocas en su pasado, la metrópolis nacional ha enfrentado brotes de enfermedades epidémicas. Los empeños dirigidos a controlar y reducir sus efectos forman episodios singulares en la historia urbana, donde el Centro Histórico emerge como un protagonista fundamental. Esta composición detalla la narrativa de cómo los habitantes de la capital experimentaron en el pasado las campañas de inmunización, ofreciendo una visión panorámica de la situación.

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