Construcción de un espacio social multicultural en la periferia de Chilpancingo: experiencia de la Comunidad Indígena Popular Emperador Cuauhtémoc.

Abstract

This research aimed to analyze the strategies developed by the inhabitants of the Emperor Cuauhtémoc Popular Indigenous Community (CIPEC), in its social construction as a community for indigenous migrants located in Chilpancingo, Guerrero, Mexico. Formed by a group of approximately seventy families from the four most representative cultures of the state of Guerrero, Nauas, Tu'un Savi, Xabu Me'phaa and Nn'anncue Ñomndaa, this population reproduces identity expressions that distinguish community life in an urban space.