Inside the Otomí takeover of Mexico’s Indigenous affairs headquarters

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Members of the Otomí Indigenous community have occupied the headquarters of Mexico's National Institute of Indigenous Peoples in Mexico City since entering the building about six years ago. They continue to use the occupation to press for Indigenous rights.

Six years ago, roughly 100 members of the Otomí community walked into the headquarters of the National Institute of Indigenous Peoples in Mexico City. They've been there ever since, writes Tracy L. Barnett, and are still fighting for Indigenous rights. The post Inside the Otomí takeover of Mexico’s Indigenous affairs headquarters appeared first on Mexico News Daily