By Carlos Romero Mexican agrarian law provides that when indigenous communities[1] take part in a court proceeding, the agrarian court must assign, free of charge, a translator and interpreter who understands their culture and speaks their language so that they can explain the scope and consequences of said court proceeding.[2] Without a doubt, it is […]
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