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Mexico began celebrating the Day of the Dead on Friday with illuminated skeletons, skulls and sweets.
The UN cultural organization UNESCO included the custom in its Intangible Cultural Heritage list.
The celebration is seen as a merging of pre-colonial rites and Catholic holidays introduced in the 16th century .
The festival also coincides with the end of the harvest.
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