The Pasión de Cristo de Iztapalapa is a famous Holy Week reenactment in the Iztapalapa borough of Mexico City. It dramatizes the Passion of Christ, including scenes connected with the trial, crucifixion, and religious devotion of Good Friday.

This is exactly the kind of celebration that appears in citizenship-study word-of-mouth: learners may be asked where the Passion of Christ is famously represented in CDMX. The key answer is Iztapalapa. It is one of the largest and most famous religious public events in Mexico City.