Chiapas, Mexico - Weaving and daily life in highland Chiapas, Mexico

[MrFarmer561]

is it like this in all of chiapas cause my dad bought 300 acres there and we moving in 2 years to there

[71Revolucion]

apesar de la pobresa que viven yo quisiera tener esa paz que se respira a todo su alrededor ....

[OguriShunLuver248]

i just got back from there. and i love it. but yeah it was sad how the people live. we went there to help a preacher down.

[TheGloryfighter1000]

The mexican government knows what it is doing it has its indig people poor on purpose its very political and racial.Its always been this way for this country thats why there was so many revolutions stupid mexico officials

[musicalidea]

@TheGloryfighter1000 It's so they can sell their land to big developers, loggers, miners and factory owners who want cheap slaves. Different century, same story.

[thefidlerontheroof]

No, i am not from Chiapas but half of my roots begin there. I am from the U.S and i went down there, i;ve done it, seen it, lived it, slept it, ate it, drank it, breathed it That indeed does include the highlands and secluded villages. And it is an extraordinary experience to say the very least. Done it three times already and i'de be down to do it again ANY time. Peace out

[VDLTS]

Que belleza de paisaje, que paz!!! minuto 1:30

Quisiera estar ahi!!!

[msdivne]

would like to see more weaving

[xm377Moyocoyatzin]

Mi pobre gente :-(

[MESKITE1]

@xm377Moyocoyatzin simon compa da tristesa ver la jente jodida y los diputados y senadores y  todo el puerco govierno robando y asiendose mas ricos los puercos diputados y lajente que sejoda mexico tiene muchos recursos para ayudar alos pobres pero son 1 puercos que setragan todo y nada para los pobres pensabamos que como el pri cayo se acavaron los 70 anos de robo pero todo sige higual govierno puerco y ratas

[mrviolin123]

they need to take care of thier kids

[pbdevil2]

its kinda hard to take care of your kids when theres so much other shit u gotta do on a daily basis to live. like walk miles just for water

[m6dm90]

@mrviolin123 you need to stfu

[acompasde6]

there is nothing beautiful living in the conditions our indigenous people have lived for centuries.

The mexican government has the responsability of providing them with schools were the new generations will learn spanish as well as keeping their own dialects.

Financial help for the families so they could stablish thier own businesses run by themselves, NOT by the government or the rich fucking outsiders that want a piece of the " cake"!

Most importantly to let them know of the importance of thei

[sidewaysntraffic]

Beautiful.

[proudlatino84]

q bonito paisaje