Notable murals include one at the Instituto Nacional de Energía Nuclear (1972), one at the Tepito-Guerrero Auditorium, (1980, redone in 2000), three murals in Toronto, Hamilton and Winnipeg at the request of Argentine exiles in Canada (1982), various murals for UNAM, Universidad Autónoma Metropolitana -Xochimilco and the Universidad Pedagógica Nacional (1980-1983), murals in Tepito and other areas in Mexico City commemorating the 1985 Mexico City earthquake (1985-1988), three murals for the Latin American Studies Department of Simon Frasier University (1990s), mural at the Clavería roundabout in the Azcapotzalco borough of Mexico City (2000), Morelos sports center (2001), mural at McMaster University in Hamilton (2002), a series of murals in collaboration with the Galería José María Velasco in Mexico City (2003-2008), mural at the CECYT-IPN in Mexico City (2008), mural on the Los Palomares (La Fortaleza) tenement in Tepito (2009), and murals on the conquest of the Americas in La Plata and Mar del Plata, Argentina (2009). He had two major uncompleted works. In 1991, he was invited to travel to Spain by the Bartolomé de las Casas Association and the city of Puerto Real in Cádiz along with Ecuadorian painter Oswaldo Guayasamín to create “Monument in Memory of the Victims of the Discovery of the Americas in 1492” but the project was canceled due to political considerations. At the time of his death, he was planning a mural in Mexico City about the Mexican Revolution.