Mexico City, 1808

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Set against the backdrop of 1800 Mexico City, the narrative explores the city's transformation from a thriving hub of wealth and power to a battleground for political change. Following Napoleon's invasion of Spain in 1808, the populace grapples with the loss of their monarchy, igniting dreams of sovereignty and a desire for the silver wealth to benefit the people. As drought and famine exacerbate tensions, the stage is set for the explosive uprisings that erupt in 1810, highlighting the struggle for autonomy amid chaos.