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The Juárez statue, given to the city in the 1970s by then-Mexican President Luis ������𱹱����í�� Álvarez, is being moved to downtown’s El Pueblo, according to a sign posted on the construction board covering the artifacts’ former home at City Hall.

Luis ������𱹱����í�� Álvarez was born in Mexico City on Jan. 17, 1922, and received a bachelor’s and a law degree at the National Autonomous University.

Luis ������𱹱����í�� Alvarez, who steered Mexico on a stormy left-wing course in the 1970s as president and who never escaped the shadow of a massacre before the 1968 Olympics, died on Friday at his home in Cuernavaca.

That’s why Cuarón displayed President Luis ������𱹱����í�� Álvarez’s initials on a hill behind the training paramilitaries.

Decades later, Luis ������𱹱����í�� Álvarez, who was the interior minister at the time, was blamed for orchestrating the Tlatelolco massacre, but not before being elected president in 1970, a time when elections were heavily rigged in favor of the ruling party.