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Habitantes Wixáritari en los límites con Nayarit. Foto de César Rodríguez, El País.
Mexican Cartels: The Communities of the Western Sierra Madres, Hostages of the War Between Cartels
La herencia de la diosa del maíz
The Heritage of the Goddess of Corn: Gourd Vine and Illness in a Wixarika Ranch
Los llamados lugares sagrados
The So-Called "Sacred Places": Territoriality, Identity and Alterity Among the Tepehuans of the South

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La ofensiva retórica de las instancias gubernamentales pronto intentó presentar los hechos como un conflicto entre particulares por la disputa de unos terrenos. La realidad resulta ser muy diferente y se explica en alguna medida por la historia. Foto X @azqueltan
San Lorenzo de Azqueltán: Autonomous Wixarika y Tepehuan Community
Los llamados lugares sagrados
The So-Called "Sacred Places": Territoriality, Identity and Alterity Among the Tepehuans of the South
Chalio - Tatei Kie, Photograph ©Juan Negrín 1986
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Juan Negrín, Founding Director, Wixárika Research Center

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