Así Operaba la Primera Cárcel de la Inquisición en la Ciudad de México | 1571 d.C.

The Inquisition Prison in Mexico City | 1571 AD | The Horrors They Hid In the heart of Mexico City's Historic Center, on a street now called Brasil, stands a building that most residents pass by without a second thought. Today it's the National School of Medicine. It has gardens. It has students in white coats. It has a cafeteria. In 1571, it was the headquarters of the Holy Office of the Inquisition. And inside were cells where people disappeared for years without their families ever knowing if they were still alive. This is the story of what happened inside. 📌 Subscribe to The Unknown Roots and turn on notifications. 🔔 More videos from the channel: ▸ This is What the Inquisition Was Like in Mexico City | 1571 AD ▸ This is What Mexico City Was Like | 1550 AD ▸ MOCTEZUMA | The Betrayal Mexico Doesn't Want to Tell 📚 Sources: ▸ Richard Greenleaf — "The Mexican Inquisition of the Sixteenth Century" ▸ Solange Alberro — "Inquisition and Society in Mexico, 1571-1700" ▸ General Archive of the Nation — Inquisition Section (126 volumes of trials) ▸ Trials of Luis de Carvajal y de la Cueva, 1589-1596 ▸ Trial of Guillén de Lampart, 1642-1659 HASHTAGS #Inquisition #HistoryOfMexico #MexicoCity #NewSpain #HolyOffice #ColonialMexico #HistoricalDocumentary #HiddenHistory #TheUnknownRoots #1571