"On this west-east point of Mota de San Andres, this twenty-first day of the month of February in the year of our Lord eighteen hundred and one, I, Lieutenant of the Royal Army Calvary, Don Antonio Cordero y Bustamante, Military and Political Governor by S. M. (Q. D. G.)... declare out loud: This is Villa de Nava!”

More than two centuries have passed since that historic event. Today, the city of Nava has been transformed and strengthened into an area of well-known prosperity through its agricultural richness (wheat, corn, forage); coal, represented by MICARE (Rio Escondido Coal Mine); and the thermoelectric complex Carbon I (Jose Lopez Portillo) and Carbon II, which generate 10% of the country’s electrical energy.

Nava also has peaceful sites like the old San Andres church, the Persaventura water park and the House of Culture, not to mention the fun times that can be had listening to the advice of Uncle Laureano in the plaza.

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