Villa Juarez

Villa Juarez is a municipality and town situated in the focal piece of the Mexican territory of San Luis Potosi. It was established in 1643 as Santa Gertrudis de Carbonera. In 1928 the name was changed to Villa Juarez to respect Benito Juarez, a standout amongst Mexico's most appreciated presidents. It was established in 1643 as Santa Gertrudis de Carbonera and in 1928, the name was changed to Villa Juarez because of the development of population.

Villa Juarez's population, in the same way as other Mexican towns and urban areas, are for the most part some portion of Roman Catholicism. It's greatest custom is to have a voyaging jamboree to pay tribute to its benefactor holy person, Gertrude the Great, for the most part known as "Santa Clause Gertrudis". It starts around about 14 days before the primary day, November 16. This jubilee is comprised of many corners that sell ancient rarities, pottery and antiques, local indulgences, nourishment, drinks, amusements, writing, and little gadgets in addition to other things. Rides are likewise a principle fascination of the jamboree.