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The aim of this article is to examine the social, political and cultural conditions in which indigenous women from Xochistlahuaca Guerrero participate within their communities, and to explore how these are influenced by the system of gender relationships and the context in which their leaderships develop. The ethnic group to which they belong (amuzgos) and the state they live in (considered historically as one of the poorest and most violent in Mexico) make these womens case more noteworthy.

Del silencio a la palabra. La experiencia de las lideresas índigenas de Xochistlahuaca, Guerrero