By Bety Piche (Zapoteca) Oaxaca, “the land where God never dies.” Its inhabitants know it by its great cultural..
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By Luna Negra Women from the communities of Rebolledo, los Arquitos and Río Minas in San Pablo Cuatro Venados, Oaxaca,..
By Modesto Ortíz Olutec is an indigenous language considered to be at high risk of extinction. It is spoken only..
Por: Diego Landeta To speak about the education of Indigenous children, adolescents and youth in these times, is to speak..
By Rubina Flores Speakers of original languages, those who don’t understand Spanish have the right to assistance from language interpreters..
By Raquel Juárez The mineral wealth of Mexico has been coveted since the Spanish invasion. When Hernán Cortés set sail..
By: Leidy González Today it is common to hear about the dispossession of material, cultural and common goods in Indigenous..
The following interviews were conducted in Chiapas, Mexico, a week and a half after the caravan set out from San..
The following interviews were conducted in Chiapas, Mexico, a week and a half after the caravan set out from San..
The following interviews were conducted in Chiapas, Mexico, a week and a half after the caravan set out from San..
