Diversity in Mexico: Towards an Intercultural Model

BY ELIAS ANGELES-HERNANDEZ FOR INDIGENOUS DEBATES

The form of multiculturalism adopted at the end of the 20th century through a constitutional reform has proved insufficient. In many ways, it emphasised differences through a type of recognition that does not encourage meaningful interaction among the various sectors of society. It is therefore essential to consider alternative approaches to managing diversity if the goal is to build a more democratic, fair and inclusive society. In the 21st century, interculturality highlights the need for coexistence in diversity based on dialogue, equality and mutual learning.

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Political Victory for Challa: Bolivia’s New Autonomous Territorial Entity

BY BETZABE SACA CHOQUE FOR INDIGENOUS DEBATES

After years of advocacy, the Challa people have achieved a historic milestone towards their Original Autonomy with the approval of the Law Establishing the Challa Indigenous Peasant Territorial Unit. The Challa experience demonstrates that autonomy is not a concession, but a grassroots construction rooted in resistance and community unity. Challa is now on track to become the ninth Indigenous Autonomous Government within the Plurinational State of Bolivia.

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Ñamnagün Mew Ta Pünon: Memories of Mapuche Women Relatives of the Detained-Disappeared

BY CAROLINA ESPINOZA CARTES FOR INDIGENOUS DEBATES

The book Ñamnagün Mew Ta Pünon brings together the stories of mothers, daughters, sisters and wives of disappeared Mapuche people. Through intimate testimonies, it portrays the disappearances committed during the Chilean dictatorship as well as those perpetrated later in democratic times. The work is presented as a tool for visibility, denunciation and the construction of history from below from the perspective of those who have been marginalised. It’s purpose goes beyond mere documentation. It becomes part of the struggle for memory and human rights.

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