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Zaragoza was struck with typhoid fever not too long after his famous victory and died on September 8th, 1862 at the age of 33. Today thanks to Vaccines Typhoid has become comparatively rare compared to the 19th century.
"Thanks to vaccines". WASH standards have more to do with it than vaccines.
So how long have you been selling Essential Snake Oils?
So how long have you been taking shits without washing your hands?
You're supposed to wash your hand after?
Looking at this pic, all I hear is “Straight to jail.”
If you are French, jail.
If you are Spanish, jail.
Was he related to Juan Sequin?
Yes,he was,maybe far related, but it was same bloodline
Zaragoza's mom was related to Juan Seguin's dad. https://www.tshaonline.org/handbook/entries/zaragoza-ignacio-seguin
Dude looks like Stephen Colbertismo
Cinco de Mayo is primarily celebrated in Puebla, the birthplace of the holiday. In most other parts of Mexico, it's a national holiday similar to President's Day. Some children don't go to school on Cinco de Mayo, but for most people it's a normal work day.