the changing proportion of Maya Indian and Ladino in the population of Guatemala, 1945–19691

Abstract

Revised Maya Indian and Ladino population figures give a new look at the changing proportion of these two groups in the national population of Guatemala. The Maya have decreased 10.3 percent (57.3percent to 47 percent) in a twenty‐eight year period. The acculturation of Maya to Ladino is the primary factor for this changing proportion, and the greater Indian death rate is the secondary factor.

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