Basilio Badillo Street is recognizable by the heavy iron street lamps and the colorful, uneven cobblestones that stretch from the beach toward the hills. This road honors the man who served as a colonel under Pancho Villa during the Mexican Revolution. Badillo later became a prominent politician and educator who argued for land reform and secular schooling. His namesake street remains the primary artery for the neighborhood, serving as the main stage where local life pours out from the dense, white-walled storefronts.
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