Publicación: Derechos y acceso a la información : los avances a favor de la población indígena mexicana 2010-2022
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2022-12-06
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Universidad Católica de La Plata. Facultad de Derecho y Ciencias Políticas
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En este artículo, se abordan diversas estrategias, acuerdos y establecimientos a favor de la in-clusión, el acceso a la información y los derechos de la población indígena mexicana dentro del periodo 2010 al presente año 2022.Se presenta el resultado de una investigación a profundidad en sitios como bases de datos digitales pertenecientes al Gobierno mexicano, así como artículos e investigaciones previas en revistas di-gitales y documentos oficiales. Al recabar esta información, se logra definir puntos de mejora en la accesibilidad a la información en México y, de manera más específica, para la población indígena.Tras una investigación en diversas plataformas, fue posible rescatar aquellos sitios y programas que han visto la integración de la población indígena mexicana a estos medios de información. El primer ejemplo es el de la Comisión de Derechos Humanos del Distrito Federal en el año 2017, con la traducción de la Constitución Política sobre Derechos de los Pueblos Indígenas en la Ciu-dad de México a diversas lenguas habladas por los distintos grupos indígenas que habitan el país (chinantenco, maya, mazahua, mazateco, mixe, mixteco, náhuatl, otomí, totonaco y zapoteco).
This article addresses various strategies, agreements and establishments in favor of inclusion, access to information and the rights of the Mexican indigenous population, within the period 2010 to the present year 2022.The result of an in-depth investigation is presented in sites such as digital databases belonging to the Mexican government, as well as articles and previous research in digital journals and official docu-ments. By collecting this information, it is possible to define points of improvement in accessibility to information in Mexico and, more specifically, for the indigenous population.After an investigation in various platforms, it was possible to rescue those sites and programs that have seen the integration of the Mexican indigenous population to these media. The first example is that of the Human Rights Commission of the Federal District in 2017, with the translation of the Political Constitution on the Rights of Indigenous People in Mexico City into various languages spoken by the different indigenous groups that inhabit the country (chinangran, maya, mazahua, mazatec, mixe, mixtec, nahuatl, otomi, totonac and zapotec).
This article addresses various strategies, agreements and establishments in favor of inclusion, access to information and the rights of the Mexican indigenous population, within the period 2010 to the present year 2022.The result of an in-depth investigation is presented in sites such as digital databases belonging to the Mexican government, as well as articles and previous research in digital journals and official docu-ments. By collecting this information, it is possible to define points of improvement in accessibility to information in Mexico and, more specifically, for the indigenous population.After an investigation in various platforms, it was possible to rescue those sites and programs that have seen the integration of the Mexican indigenous population to these media. The first example is that of the Human Rights Commission of the Federal District in 2017, with the translation of the Political Constitution on the Rights of Indigenous People in Mexico City into various languages spoken by the different indigenous groups that inhabit the country (chinangran, maya, mazahua, mazatec, mixe, mixtec, nahuatl, otomi, totonac and zapotec).
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DERECHOS, INDÍGENA, MÉXICO, RIGHTS, INDIGENOUS, MEXICO
