This week in Mormon Land: The women who brought about temple changes, the latest from the Russian front, historic downsizing in Mexico

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The Mexico City Mexico Temple and the rendering of the Tijuana Mexico Temple in 2015.

(Courtesy | The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints) The Mexico City Mexico Temple and the rendering of the Tijuana Mexico Temple in 2015.

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