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U'jb'il

Movilizaciones Indígenas en el Contexto del Neoliberalismo

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Resistencia Maya-Mam a través

de las Fronteras

Tzanxtenk qe Aq'untl Kyu'n qe Nintz Tnom Ti'jxa Qtanmi Paxil

​​Tzanxtenk qe nintz  tnom kyju’nan kyib’ twitz jun pi¨x  tx´otx´, nimchaj aq’untl o’b’ant kyu’n atax kyokslen  kyq’o’n  kyib´qe me’¨x mos tuj qe qanq’ib’il ex qtx’otx’, ex  kukx tok tipumal aq’untl  kyu’n tu’ntzan mi tpon naj toklen  jun kyximb’etz  t’ij aq’untl  q’i’n kyu’n. nimkax jun kolb’il at kyu’n  ti’j  tzanxtenk qe tq’inmab’il ju’n nintz  tnam  twitz  ttx’otx’, ju’n qe techlal  anq’ib’il ex jun nimxix t-xilen atzan  kyyolb’il qe xjal  ex tu’n tok tipumal tuj  ju’n tja  xnaq’tzb’il,  tu’n tok tipumal  anq’ib’il tuj q’anb’il ex tu’ntzan  txi  txakb’et  te kye kyaqil qe xjal  quk’il,  ex kyja’xtzan tu’n  tok  ch’intl  aq’untl te  tzanxtenk qe anq’ib’il, tu’n tok  jun  junb’il  kyxol ex o’kxtzan  ikjo  jak  txi’  te jawni.

 

Nimkax yajb’il  o’txi  tiqan  ju’n  k’loj q chemb’l aj qe nchi kolan kyi’j  tzanxtenk  qe b’yuj  anq’ib’il  at twitz  tx’otx’,  tu’ntzan  min  tz’el  q’i’n  kyaqil  kyq’inmab’il  q’i’nxax taj  ttzaj  xe’t ju’n  anq’ib’il.

 

Nimkax qe  q’inan xjal  ma kyma  tu’n  tpon naj  tzantenk qe anq’ib’l ite’  tuj  ju’n nintz  tnom kyja’tzan  ma  kyma tu’n  tel  q’i’n  amb’il  kye  tu’nmi  kyxi’  tuj  jun tja  q’anb’il,  tuj  xnaq’tzb’il te jun  kyja,  ex  tzanxtenk qe amb’il  jatumel  tu’n  kyjaw  te jawni,  kyja’tzan  atkax  jun  yajb’il  ma b’et  kyxol,  ex  o’kxtzan  qe  ju’n k’loj  xjal  kychmon kyib’  ma  jaw   kyke’eyin  kwitz  tu’n  mi  kykub’  mo’yin.

Aq'untl Kyu'n qe Tnom Mam Kyu'k qe Onil te Ju'n Chemb'il

A te anq’ib’il mo tnom mam, kyxol  tzik’ tib’ jun k’al  kyajlal  qe  anq’il  quk’il  qib’  tuj  qtanmi  paxil at  nimkax  aq’untl  o’b’ant  tu’n  tuntzan  mi tpon naj  tzanxtenk qe  techlil toksa’n  ti’j  ju’n  qe  tb’anil  yek’b’il te  ju’njun tnam  mo kojb’il.

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Tuj  amb’il  laj’o’n  qu’n  aj  jun anq’ib’il  Mam  tsipan  tib’ twitz  Qtanmi Paxil  tuk’  nintz  tnam Mexico tuntlaj  qe  yajb’il  ochi  anq’in  ti’j,  xi   ksipan  kyib’  taj  toks  jun q’oj  kyu’n  qe me’¨x  mos  kyxol, kyja’tzan: mya  okx  tuj  México  ite’  ax at tuj  tnam te Txoljub’, tuj tnam te Txol Ch’im,  Retalew, ex tuj tnam te Chnab’jul, ex  atqe  kyex tuj  tnam te Chiapas México,  ilxix ti’j  tu’n tok  jun  junb’il  kyu’n ex  tu’n  tok  kq’o’n  tipumal  kyximb’etz qe ojtxa  xjal ex tun  mi  tpon  kyim  ju’n qe tenb’il  xjan  ok tok  jun  yol  kyu’n  tuk’  tanmi  tx’otx’ ex tanmi  kya’j.

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 Nimkax qe  aq’untl  nb’ant  kyu’n qe  q’il  twitz  jun k’loj anq’ib’il at twitz qtanmi Paxil  ma tz’ok  jun ploj  ti’j  kyu’n  qe  wi’xan te ju’n tnam, tu’ntzan  tpon  kyim ex  tu’ntzan mi  tkyaj  techil  kyxol qe xjal  kyja’tzan  mya  ajunqe  nchi okx q’i’n  ok  tok  jun  sik’b’il te ximb’etz te ch’expub’il  qe w’ixan mo qa at  jun  xtis  te noq  ti’chaq.

Tuj  tnam te  Chnab’jul,  at  k’loj  aq’untl  aj  nno’k  tb’i: SAQ TX’OTX’ , Nimkax toklen  jun aq’untl  nb’ant  kyu’n  ex aqe  nchi  we’  ti’j  tzanxtek moyb’il  aj  taj  kyanq’ib’il qe mos tu’n tok  kyq’o’n qi’j quk’il qo’  ex  kytzyun  kyib’  tu’n  mi tok  tplojil  ti’j  tzanxtenk qe  tq’inmab’il qtxu  tx’otx’ at  ikytzan: A’, QE tze’, Qe  ta’l k’uxb’il.

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Nimxax  jun kolb’il at  ti’j  tx’otx’  kyu’n  tuntlaj  tokx  tuj  kyol:  QTXU  TX’OTX’ kyja’tzan at  kyximb’etz ti’j  aj  qa a  tx’otx’  q’ol  qanq’ib’il, ex tuj kojlab’il ex xtalb’il  tu’n  kyten qe xjal tuk’ twitz  tx’otx’.

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