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The discussion of a protest that occurred in 1811 in the town of Patzicia makes it possible to elucidate the ways in which the problematic realities provoked by the Cadiz Reforms and the independence and autonomous movements in Spanish America influenced Indian towns in the Guatemalan highlands. The manuscript is primarily derived from documents in the Archivo General de Centroamerica and it demonstrates how the Indian principales and maceguales , the town ladinos, corregidor and captain general acted in the new political context.

Protesta en Patzicía. Los pueblos de indios y la <em>vacatio regis</em> en el reino de Guatemala