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| These Nahuatl speaking villages have a rich cultural heritage of textiles and crafts, many painted Amate paper , masks and painted clay fol kart originates in the region. The textiles are in danger of disappearing, here are the villages and their story. During a almost 20 year struggle these resilient people stopped the government from placing a dam that would have covered their homeland |
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