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"Avistamiento de mapaches se vuelve el nuevo atractivo turístico de Celestún". Por Esto! (in Spanish). Retrieved 2025-03-14. "La Invasión De Los Mapaches En Ciudad

anticipating that Mapache might double-cross him, hides the goods and has his men sell them to Mapache in separate amounts. However, Mapache learns from Teresa's

state capital. The reaction against Carranza's policies was headed by the Mapaches ("Raccoons"), a group of landholders in the state who objected to the loss

Following this, he called for the hunting down of political fraudsters, or mapaches. In 2003, he was elected as the Delegational Chief of Tlalpan, a position

December 13, 2020, Disco Ball (María León) was declared the winner, and Mapache (singer Paty Cantú) the runner-up. The second season featured 18 new costumes

word is sometimes spelled as racoon. In Spanish, the raccoon is called mapache, derived from the Nahuatl mapachtli of the Aztecs, meaning '[the] one who

encountered any Zuni or Yavapai. A less likely origin may be from Spanish mapache, meaning "raccoon". Modern Apache people use the Spanish term to refer

with his hands". Spanish-speaking colonists similarly adopted their term, mapache, from mapachtli the Nahuatl word for the animal, meaning roughly "that

the Mapaches to gain political power in the state and effectively stop many of the social reforms occurring in other parts of Mexico. The Mapaches continued

Politico (in Spanish). Retrieved 30 May 2025. "SomosMX advierte presencia de "mapaches electorales" en comicios judiciales". Proceso (in Spanish). 26 May 2025