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Children take a picture of a cardboard devil during Holy Week celebrations in Mexico City on March 26, 2016. For many years Mexicans have made cardboard figures representing all forms of evil, which are then torched commemorating the “Burning of Judas”, a tradition in which Mexicans torch effigies of the devil, politicians and others they dislike on the eve of Easter Sunday. An effigy of US presidential contender Donald Trump – a hated figure for many in Mexico – was set ablaze late on March 26 in a contemporary twist on a Holy Week ritual. (Photo by Yuri Cortez/AFP Photo)
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