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- Title
MODERNIZACIÓN, INCLUSIÓN Y EXCLUSIÓN: LA "CUESTIÓN YAQUI" DE SONORA (MÉXICO) ENTRE FINALES DE SIGLO XIX Y PRINCIPIOS DEL XX.
- Authors
Abbondanza, Ermanno
- Abstract
Once their independence processes were finished, every Latin American country had to deal with its own political and economical reorganization and the social and cultural identity of its citizens. However, until the twentieth century, the ethnic and racial policies were adapted to different geographical and historical contexts, making a single policy difficult. In Mexico, the "demographic issue" of Sonora and the "Yaqui Affair" were representative examples of these problems. With the State's alignment with the U.S. government and given the distrust toward the indigenous people -a 'nuance' to the developing policies- and the incapacity of the vecino to achieve the expected order and progress, the government supported any means to 'correct' the citizens and foster nationalistic feelings and a sense of identification.
- Subjects
SONORA (Mexico : State); MEXICO; MEXICAN government relations with indigenous peoples; YAQUI (North American people); TREATMENT of Indigenous peoples of Mexico; ETHNIC discrimination; POLITICS &; ethnic relations; NEWLY independent states -- Politics &; government; MEXICAN history, 1867-1910; SOCIAL conditions in Mexico
- Publication
Cuadernos de Historia, 2010, Vol 32, p33
- ISSN
0716-1832
- Publication type
Article