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Behind the recognition of indigenous justice, tensions exist between diverse legal notions, those from the state and those from the indigenous people. When talking about cultural diversity under the positive legal vision, there is no understanding, creating a vast distance among the legal logic and the reality of the indigenous communities. The purpose of this article is to show different ways to make justice and whose validity and legitimacy can rest under different principles to those of the rule of law. The latter finds support if the relations and blend among the different legal normative references are considered: state and indigenous, which allows the presence of affairs that involve indigenous cultural logics in instances of state justice.

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Entre el reconocimiento de la diversidad cultural y los sistemas normativos de los ñäñho del sur del estado de Querétaro, México: una reflexión desde la perspectiva del Estado de derecho frente a la pluralidad jurídica