Mexican President Posts Photo Of What He Claims Is An Elf

Mexican President Andrés Manuel López Obrador posted a photo on his social media accounts Saturday showing what he said appeared to be a mythological woodland spirit similar to an elf. (AP Photo/Fernando Llano, File)
Mexican President Andrés Manuel López Obrador posted a photograph on his social media accounts Saturday exhibiting what he mentioned gave the impression to be a mythological woodland spirit much like an elf. (AP Photograph/Fernando Llano, File)
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MEXICO CITY (AP) — Mexico’s president posted a photograph on his social media accounts Saturday exhibiting what he mentioned gave the impression to be a mythological woodland spirit much like an elf.

President Andrés Manuel López Obrador didn't appear to be joking when he posted the photograph of an “Aluxe,” a mischievous woodland spirit in Mayan folklore.

López Obrador wrote the photograph “was taken three days in the past by an engineer, it seems to be an aluxe,” including “every little thing is mystical.”

The nighttime photograph exhibits a tree with a department forming what appears to be like like a halo of hair, and what could also be stars forming the determine’s eyes.

López Obrador has lengthy expressed reverence for indigenous cultures and beliefs. Engineers and staff are within the Yucatan peninsula, developing a vacationer prepare that's the president’s pet venture.

Based on conventional Mayan perception, “Aluxes” are small, mischievous creatures that inhabit forests and fields and are vulnerable to enjoying tips on folks, like hiding issues. Some folks depart small choices to appease them.

The traditional Mayan civilization reached its top from 300 A.D. to 900 A.D. on the Yucatan Peninsula and in adjoining components of Central America, however the Mayas’ descendants proceed to stay on the peninsula.

Many proceed talking the Mayan language and sporting conventional clothes, whereas additionally conserving conventional meals, crops, faith and medication practices, regardless of the conquest of the area by the Spanish between 1527 and 1546.

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