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Countess South?: the Gentrification of the Popular Quarters of the Cdmx
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In Antonio Maceo 81 of the colony Tacubaya is erected the Countess South, a building of apartments in rent on the ground of what until 2015 was the Cinema Ermita, an icon of the Mexican cinema in the sixties. It is not in the Countess, one of the colonies of greatest surplus value in Mexico City, but the name of this colony is more sophisticated than where it is settled, a neighborhood known for the robberies and assaults. Related news: How many…
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