Mexican Freedom: The Ideal Of The Indigenous State

Animus 2:189-206 (1997)
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There is a Mexican, as well as a Canadian version of the American Dream. What drives political idealism in Mexico is less the idea of individual right, or respect for the rights of communities, than it is the 'indigenous' right of an historically oppressed people to a political culture and life wholly their own

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