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Nan peyi Meksik yo pale plis pase 60 lang indijèn, chak lang sa yo reprezante ekspresyon yon kilti ki inik, ki la depi zansèt yo. Fondasyon W.K. Kellogg travay ak kominote endijèn yo (sitou Maya, Tsotsil ak Tseltal) nan mòn Chiapas ak nan Penensil Yucatan. Òganizasyon sosyete sivil k ap travay nan zòn sa yo, te pran kèk foto lavi ak travay toulejou abitan yo, nan entansyon pou soumèt imaj yo nan yon konpetisyon ki pral ofri yo yon chans pou yo ekspoze yo nan Mize A Popilè vil Meksik.
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There are more than 60 indigenous languages spoken in Mexico and each language represents a unique and ancestral culture. The W.K. Kellogg Foundation works with indigenous communities (mainly Maya, Tsotsil and Tseltal) in the highlands of Chiapas and the Yucatan Peninsula. Civil society organizations working in these areas captured some of their day-to-day work in pictures and submitted their images to compete for a chance to be displayed in the Museum of Popular Art in Mexico City. A selection of the winning pictures can be viewed, with captions, in the photo gallery below.