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En este articulo, a traves de un breve recorrido historico, se efectua un analisis comparativo entre los migrantes hnahnus (otomies) del estado de Hidalgo y los mayas yucatecos del noreste de la entidad. El interes se centra en describir y explicar la relacion que estas etnias han sostenido con el Estado mexicano a lo largo de la historia. Esta experiencia, junto con otros factores de distinta naturaleza, las ha marcado de tal manera que ha incidido en la formacion de las asociaciones civicas en Estados Unidos y, en consecuencia, en el envio de remesas colectivas a sus lugares de origen. La discusion sobre el concepto de identidad etnica juega un papel central en el analisis e interpretacion del proceso social estudiado. Otomi and Yucatecan Maya. New Faces of Indigenous Migration and Old Forms of Organization Abstract This article focuses attention on a comparative analysis between Otomi from Hidalgo and Yucatec Maya migrants in the United States through a brief history of each ethnic group. Above all, it describes and explains the relationship between the ethnic groups and the Mexican state. Their histories, together with various factors, have influenced the way in which they have organized in the United States in order to send remittances to their places of origin. In analyzing and interpreting the social process studied, we consider the theoretical concept of ethnic identity as a central tool.

Otomíes hidalguenses y mayas yucatecos. Nuevas caras de la migración indígena y viejas formas de organización