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The study, structured on interviews umdertaken in 1991 and on the perusal of national press, is aimed at evaluating the strength of the identity force in the speeches of an Indian elite suddenly more present in the media, on the basis of a comparison between the relations of INI’s promoters of the 1970s with their native culture ; leaders of whom had tried to make them institutional ethnie representatives. Distance, dlfficulties, complex of inferiority were, at the time, facts proving that the Indianist motos of the government created more cultural dependence than realisation of autonomy. On the contrary, the actual discourses, more frequent and more diverses, develop a truly wider scope of the Indian cultural horizon comprising past and future, local entities and continent, culture and politics. Manipulations from the exterior, always being attempted, will may be become more difficult.

De la gêne à l’exaltation : rapports des élites indiennes mexicaines a leur culture d’origine : 1970-1992