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A Mexican statue can be referred to as a "escultura" in Spanish, which translates to "sculpture" in English. There are various types of statues in Mexico, often reflecting its rich cultural heritage, including pre-Hispanic, colonial, and contemporary works. Notable examples include the "Ángel de la Independencia" in Mexico City and traditional folk art sculptures made from materials like clay or wood. Specific names of statues may vary based on their historical or cultural significance.

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