Indigenous Peoples of Guanajuato Analyze New Law in Meeting; Morena Takes Advantage to Profile Candidates
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San Miguel de Allende, Guanajuato.- The community of Cruz de Palmar in San Miguel de Allende received authorities from 107 indigenous communities across the state to hold the regional assembly for dialogue and prior consultation on the proposed initiative of the General Law on the Rights of Indigenous and African American Peoples. However, different political personalities of Morena characters who are already beginning to profile for the municip…
The National Institute of Indigenous Peoples (INPI) concluded its Regional Consultation Assemblies in Sonora regarding the proposed General Law on the Rights of Indigenous and Afro-Mexican Peoples. The final assembly was held in Mesa Colorada, Álamos, with the participation of traditional authorities and members of the Guarijío people, who analyzed the articles of the proposal and suggested modifications during the working sessions. The process …
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