Grito de Dolores

The Grito de Dolores was a pivotal event on September 16, 1810, in Mexico, marking the start of the country's fight for independence from Spain. Led by priest Miguel Hidalgo, he called on Mexicans to unite and revolt against Spanish rule, emphasizing freedom and justice. This speech ignited widespread rebellion, and September 16 is now celebrated as Mexico’s Independence Day. The event symbolizes the beginning of Mexico’s struggle for sovereignty and the fight to establish a nation based on liberty and equality.