Periodicals

| January 1992
La Comisión Estatal de Ecología condena la tala irracional de especies forestales que se reporta en la zona norte del estado y hace un llamado a la autoridad competente para que ponga alto a tamaño atentado. Se dice además dispuesta a llevar a efecto en aquella área una labor de reforestación, si así se lo requieren las dependencias del ramo.
| January 1992
San Andrés Cohamiata, municipio de Mezquitic, Jalisco, enero 18 (OC).-
| January 1992
BOLAÑOS, Jalisco, enero 9.- Como es costumbre cada... antes de que pase la primera quincena de enero, las cuatro comunidades indígenas huicholas del norte de Jalisco, allá en las alturas y el ramal de la Sierra Madre Occidental, deben cambiar de vara o gobernador.
| April 1990
From its early origins among the Kiowa, Apache, and Comanche, peyotism developed into a major religious movement during the 1880s and 1890s when it spread rapidly among the many tribes that had been relocated into Indian Territory (now Oklahoma). Then, in a strange quirk of fate, the very government boarding schools that sought to destroy Indian culture became instrumental in disseminating this new nativistic Pan-Indian spiritual movement; they nourished new intertribal friendships and introduced a new intertribal language - English. Soon the new peyote rituals appeared on reservation after reservation across the country.
| January 1990
Dos de las tres poblaciones que integran la Unión de Comunidades Indígenas Huicholas de Jalisco (UCIHJ) se oponen a que el empresario maderero Enrique Niembro, lleve a cabo el aprovechamiento del bosque mediante un contrato "ilegal" celebrado con algunos dirigentes indígenas de San Sebastián Teponahuaxtlán, sin el consentimiento de la asamblea general.
| March 1989
The Huichol celebrate several religious festivals during the year related to the agricultural cycle. These festivals have the purpose of maintaining "The Custom", as they say, of complying with the gods just as their ancestors did so that life continues, and only in this way are they protected from all disease, obtain abundant rains, and have good harvests.