Mexico City — The Spanish Minister of Foreign Affairs, while inaugurating the exhibition "La mitad del mundo. La mujer en el México indígena" (Half the World. Women in Indigenous Mexico), highlighted an episode that marked the shared history between Mexico and Spain.
The minister's remarks underscored a formal recognition of the historical grievances faced by Mexico's native populations. The event served as a platform to address this complex historical relationship.
The exhibition focuses on the role and representation of women within Mexico's indigenous communities, providing a cultural backdrop for the diplomatic statements made during its opening.
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