This Monday, at the foot of Hemicycle to Juáreza press conference was held by the Movement of Indigenous Artisans and Craftsmen of the Mexico City so that their sales spaces are respected and allow the permanence of the Christmas pilgrimage.
With megaphone in hand, they demanded Government from Mexico City spaces for the sale and trade of artisanal products and that conservation is respected in the Paseo de la Reformalocation used by merchants since 10 years ago.
Among their demands, they asked the local president, Clara Brugadarespect the spaces where they had been working on the Christmas pilgrimage, December 6 to January 6 of each year.
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They assured that with this event, the cultural and ancestral economy is preserved, as well as the visibility of indigenous diversity and the communities that reside in the center of the country.
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