El estado y los indígenas en tiempos del PAN: neoindigenismo, legalidad e identidad

There were a lot of expectations among the left wing and popular sectors of the democratic changes that breaking the PRI's political monopoly might bring to the democratic constitution of the nation, even if it was a right wing party which won this 2000 presidential election. National government is shown to support transnational interests. [...]the evaluation of the change of national administration shows more of the same 'indigenist' understanding of indigenous subjects, seen more as a subordinated and backward population than clear agents and actors in the re-definition of the national project. [...]in the section entitled 'Identity', the authors frame the political dimension of the relation between the state and indigenous communities.