USPS Celebrates Hispanic Heritage Month With Piñatas! Stamps

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Ours is truly a world culture, and our stamps allow us to weave together the many threads of our national tapestry, and piñatas are the perfect example of this," said Isaac Cronkhite, chief processing and distribution officer and executive vice president, U.S.
Today, the piñata is still an important part of many celebrations in Mexico and the United States, and the custom has spread to other countries.
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