Cultural laceration in Mexico : loss and invisibility indigenous languages

Abstract

The present article explains the importance of language as social and cultural gathering of humanity. It takes as corollary the uncalculated social and human loss when imposing dominant cultures. Minority languages have survived without any social and political power Mexico, as a country, represents a case at the fringe of destruction of its own multiculturalism. The author presents an energetic protest against the persistent political affairs that ignore and deny the linguistic and cultural background of the indigenous minority of this country.