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Structural system Casa Miguel AlemánCasa Lázaro CardenasCasa AnexaJardinesPlaza Francisco I. MaderoCalzada de la DemocraciaMolino del Rey Address Calle Parque Lira S/N. Residencia Oficial de Los Pinos, San Miguel Chapultepec I Sección, 11850 Miguel Hidalgo, CDMX, Mexico Hours Open today · 8AM–10PMMonday8AM–10PMTuesday8AM–10PMWednesday8AM–10PMThursday8AM–10PMFriday8AM–10PMSaturdayClosedSundayClosed Similar National Palace, Chapultepec, Zócalo, Chapultepec Castle, Senate of the Republic | ||
los pinos residencia oficial del presidente de la rep blica m xico df mp4
Los Pinos (from Spanish, The Pines) is the official residence and office of the President of Mexico. Located in the Bosque de Chapultepec (Chapultepec Forest) in central Mexico City, it became the presidential seat in 1934, when Gen. Lázaro Cárdenas became the first president to live here. The term Los Pinos has become a metonym for the Presidency of Mexico.
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- los pinos residencia oficial del presidente de la rep blica m xico df mp4
- Gerardo coronel los pinos audio oficial 2014
- History
- Government residence
- References
Gerardo coronel los pinos audio oficial 2014
History
After the Spanish Conquest, around 1550 a trapiche (mill) was built in Chapultepec, where wheat and maize were processed into flour. This mill became so important that it was later called el Molino del Rey ("The King's Mill").
In 1853, the Molino del Rey was sold to Dr. José Pablo Martinez del Rio, who built the Casa Grande ("Big House") that would later become known as Rancho La Hormiga ("The Ant Ranch"). In 1865 the whole property was sold to Emperor Maximilian for a total of 25,000 Mexican pesos. Following the 1867 overthrow and execution of Maximilian, the property was, in 1872, returned to Dr. Martinez del Rio.
Government residence
In 1917, with the end of the armed phase of the Mexican Revolution, President Venustiano Carranza expropriated the properties, paying MX$ 886,473 for both the property and the construction of a residence that would be close to Chapultepec Castle (which at the time was used as the official residence) so that his most trustworthy cabinet member could live there. Because of this, the first inhabitant of the residence was Álvaro Obregón while he held the post of Navy and War Secretary. After his tenure the residence was unused.
In 1934, President Lázaro Cárdenas took office but refused to use the Castle of Chapultepec as his official residence as he thought it too ostentatious. He was offered use of Rancho la Hormiga (English: "The Ant" Ranch), which he accepted. He changed its name to "Los Pinos" (The Pines) for two reasons: first, he did not consider the name La Hormiga to be accordant with the residence of a President and, second, he promised his wife that when he became president, the house they shared would be named after the huerta in Tacámbaro, Michoacan, where they met.
Los Pinos has been home to fourteen presidents and their families. In the year 2000, President Vicente Fox chose one of the nearby "cottages" as his home and the Casa Miguel Alemán (residence of most prior presidents) was used for offices and other government functions.