Recognition of Cultural Pluralism in the Context of State Organizations: Mexican Case

Abstract

Throughout history we have the existence of human groups with their own cultural manifestations in various territories of the planet that areknown as:cultures, cultural groups, ethnic, racial, indigenous or ancestral peoples, those with identity particularisms seen from the richness of political, economic, social, legal and cultural models have been dominated by peoples through war movements, called wars, conquests or colonizations giving rise to the invisibilization of these originating groups that have suffered from forced assimilation or their disappearance. From our environment we have a manifest interest in the ancestral peoples of Mexico, to form the original population that has given consistency to the characteristics or cultural identity of the Mexican population. Culture implicitly carries various factors of the person in his individuality at the same time as a collective of which he is a part, that is, all kinds of organization including the Legal systems themselves, that is, we make direct mention of legal pluralism from the cultural dimension.