US EditionThe Politicization of Uses and Customs, a Narrative that Excludes Indigenous Women
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Women displaced from Santa Martha, Chenalhó. Photo: Ángeles Mariscal In Chiapas, the advancement of women's political-electoral rights to assume the office of municipal president has stalled. In a century (1915-2015) of life of the Free Municipality in the state, 4,705 men had been presidents, while only 57 were women. Faced with this backwardness, which was shared with other entities of the country, feminist struggles promoted electoral and leg…
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