Yesterday, Today and Always
A memory of movements among indigenous peoples in the jungle zone of Chiapas that arose in the late 1980s and continued during the first half of the 1990s.
28 min | Indigenous Resistance | 1998
Synopsis
A memory of movements among indigenous peoples in the jungle zone of Chiapas that arose in the late 1980s and continued during the first half of the 1990s. The film explains the reasons and objectives of these movements, which led to marches, rallies and negotiations with states and governments to meet their main demands for public services, but most importantly of all, for recognition and respect for their rights as indigenous peoples.
Artistic and technic data
Year:
1998
Duration:
28 min
Direction:
Mariano Estrada
Production:
Tseltal Bachajón Comunicación
Indigenous peoples:
Tseltal
Geographic area:
Mexico
Language:
Tseltal, Chol, Spanish
Subject:
Indigenous Resistance
Genre(s):
Documentary
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