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This article discusses the social and religious structure of the town of San Pablo Chimalpa in Mexico City, Mexico. It examines the political and social change in the town, including an analysis of the kin-based socio-religious system, the political representation, and the growth of the city itself. The author analyzes the rural and urban spaces as well as the social organization of San Pablo Chimalpa from a historical and anthropological perspective. Demographic information and population statistics of the region are also provided to highlight the diverse nature of the political and social structures of the area.