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| View of the city's eponymous cathedral from the Plaza de Armas. In the entryway, it contains a monument to Francisco Pizarro, the founder of Lima, although it's more just a marker for his remains than an homage, since today he is viewed as little more than a butcher of the Incan people. As a result, Limans have an unusually inverted sense of pride, with virtually no respect for their founder. |
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