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The Indian Everyone Desires: The Consumption of 'Huichol' Goods After the Battle for Wirikuta

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Rocío Echevarría ran health centers in remote Wixárika villages for 10 years before founding Casa Huichol. ©Mexico News Daily
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Huichols Do Not Want More Invasions; They are "Tired"

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Juan Negrín, Founding Director, Wixárika Research Center

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