Indigenous peoples in Mexico

People are shown walking around at Tlaxiaco’s market, with the steeples of the Santa Maria de la Asunción church in the distance.

Radio waves connect Mexicans in remote Tlaxiaco with family in the US

Arts, Culture & Media

Tlaxiaco has been inundated with international attention in recent months because it’s the hometown of Yalitza Aparicio, the star of the movie Roma, who emerged from obscurity to become an Oscar nominee. But Tlaxiaco is already well known in Fresno, California, and other cities throughout the US because of decades of migration from this region of Mexico. Those ties are fortified by La Hora Mixteca, or The Mixtec Hour, a bi-national radio program.

a black and white photo of a woman looking out a car window

Yalitza Aparicio challenges stereotypes in debut role in ‘Roma’

Pictures of local animals on the wall of a bilingual school

The rivalry between two Mexican towns could be responsible for the loss of a language

Culture

Portable light kits and the Huichol Indians

The World

Portable light kits and the Huichol people

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