'For as long as the world shall endure, the honour and the glory of Mexico-Tenochtitlan must never be forgotten'

Chimalpuhin Quautlehuantzin

The Mexica Movement is the Nican Tlaca (Indigenous) rights educational organization for the people of Anahuac. We work to educate our people in Anahuac ("the United States", Canada, Mexico, and "Central America").
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GENOCIDE

Genocide is defined as,
"the planned annihilation [killing] of a national [Mexican/ 'Central American']
or racial group [Nican Tlaca] by a variety of actions [biological warfare,
oppression, enslavement, denial of Indigenous identity] aimed at undermining
the foundations essential [our Pre-European Anahuac history and the wealth of our continent ] to the survival of the group as a group"

Genocide, in context of this book, needs to be understood. In AMERICAN HOLOCAUST David Stannard puts it this way:
"genocide is the coordinated and planned annihilation of a national, religious, or racial group by a variety of actions aimed at undermining the foundations essential to the survival of the group as a group. [Raphael] Lemkin conceived of genocide as 'a composite of different acts of persecution or destruction'. His definition included attacks on political and social institutions, culture, language, national feelings, religion, and the economic existence of the group.

Even non-lethal acts that undermined the liberty, dignity, and personal security of members of a group constituted genocide if they contributed to weakening the viability of the group "Native Americans", Mexicans, and 'Central Americans' as a united Nican Tlaca people]. Under Lemkin's definition, acts of ethnocide... also qualified as genocide.

Genocide is the denial of the right of existence to entire human groups, as homicide is the denial of the right to live of individual human beings"

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