Periodicals

Reuniones sobre territorio 1997

The government asks for time and offers political will to the Huichol

According to state authorities, in less than a month the first results will be obtained for restitution of 110 thousand hectares demanded by the Wixaritari.

The federal and state authorities yesterday offered their political will to disactivate land conflicts in Huichol Indigenous communities in the north of Jalisco through the gestation of judicial authorities to achieve in a short and medium period of time the restitution of 110 thousands hectares of invaded communal land.

Read full Spanish language article here.

Dice el INI trabajar en la prevención. ~ 19 de diciembre de 1999

El Instituto Nacional Indigenista señalo que lo ocurrido en los albergues infantiles de la zona huichol, no se puede considerar, de acuerdo a los especialistas, como una epidemia, ya que no es un problema de tipo infecto-contagioso, ni tampoco de un brote de locura, ya que los signos y síntomas que presentan los niños, no son compatibles con esas anormalidades.
Tobacco´s perils visit a Mexican Village ~ Foto: Marion Lloyd

Tobacco´s perils visit a Mexican Village

Santiago Ixcuintla, México David De la Cruz, a Huichol Indian farmworker, was harvesting tobacco last month when a crop duster flew overhead, dousing him with toxic pesticides. De la Cruz vomited for three days, but he never thought to see a doctor.
la luz eléctrica

Electric light, like a ray of death for Huichol culture

Editorial about the investments made for electric cable installation throughout the Wixarika sierras during the presidency of Vicente Fox Quezada. In this case, it is argued that the alternative of solar panels is better because of its lesser ecological footprint and cost, but also because of the negative cultural implications of electrification.