An Interview with Juan Jose García, President of Ojo de Agua Comunicación

Anna M. Brígido-Corachán

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ABSTRACT This is an interview with Zapotec video maker Juan Jose Garcia, president of the award‐winning media organization Ojo de Agua Comunicacion, in Oaxaca, Mexico. He presents a brief history of native video in Mexico and discusses issues such as indigenous video production and circulation, thematic content, communal practices, relation to indigenous communities, funding, and current projects of his group.

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