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La evolución del arte wixárika junto al turismo
The Evolution of Wixara Art with Tourism: Between Appreciation and Cultural Appropriation
El cuerpo y la cuerda
The Body and the Chord: The Ritual of Tying of the Huichol Peyoteros (Mexican West)
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

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From Our Archive

Nayarit State Police who were sent to accompany court officials said it was impossible to enforce the law. (Agustin del Castillo)
Huajimic in rebellion—blockades, tire slashings and death threats
Derribo de monumento en Bolaños
A Call for Dialogue in Bolaños After Destruction of Wixarika Symbol
Juan Negrín, Photo © Richard Whittaker 2001
Juan Negrín: A Life of Service to the Wixarika

"We are committed to the defense of the sacred lands and natural resources of the Wixárika people"

Juan Negrín, Founding Director, Wixárika Research Center

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