Mexico boasts an array of medicinal plants. They grow naturally in rural areas, where communities have little access to formal healthcare facilities. eight out of 10 people use traditional medicine. An essential part of Zapotec culture is using plants for medicinal purposes. Zapotec healer Isabel Jimenez wants to pass on her skills and knowledge to younger generations. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RMNju_LjBiE In an effort to protect natural vegetation, threatened by accelerated urban growth, the National Autonomous University of Mexico has set up a digital library, that lists more than 3,000 indigenous plant species. The Sonora Market in Mexico City is the largest medicinal plant market in the country. More than 300 different species are available for sale here. Full Story here: https://www.trtworld.com/video/news-videos/mexico-medical-plants-mexico-is-renowned-for-the-indigenous-medicinal/5ca998775788bd644f8bffb1
Dos huicholes de la comunidad Del Nayar en Nayarit deambulan por las calles de la Ciudad de México en espera de ser recibidos por el Presidente López Obrador. Fueron invitados a la ceremonia de entrega de bastón de mando el 1 de diciembre, pero ahora aguardan frente al Palacio de Gobierno tocando su música tradicional indígena. Sus peticiones son necesidades básicas: sistema de salud, vivienda y caminos. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Rkv8cXaCATs Desde la Ciudad de México para Univisión, Valeria León.