“From monument to corruption to university”: Sheinbaum announces Rosario Castellanos headquarters in ‘Negro Durazo’s’ mansion in Mexico City

Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum announced that a new campus for the Universidad Nacional Rosario Castellanos and the National Baccalaureate will be established at the former Mexico City residence of Arturo "El Negro" Durazo, a former police chief.

Referred to by officials as a "monument to corruption," the property in Tlalpan—historically known as "El Partenón"—will be repurposed from a symbol of past political corruption into an educational institution, expanding access to higher education and high school education in the capital.