Interview Carlos Villaseñor

Abstract

The interview with Maestro Carlos J. Villaseñor Anaya, Law graduate from UNAM and specialist in cultural policies, diversity and intangible cultural heritage, dynamically explains the basic concepts of cultural rights and some examples in our daily lives. Understand that we live in a world that has many shared narratives that give meaning to our way of life.

The human right to have shared codes to express their needs and freedoms, results in participation in cultural life, the right to access the symbolic content that circulates in our environment to exchange them with other people.

He describes that from the 1972 convention on the federal law of archaeological, artistic and historical zones and monuments, cultural heritage identifies, seeks to conserve, preserve, restore and restore monuments. As well as the declaration of Mexico on cultural policies of 1982, what is known as MONDIACULT by UNESCO where Mexico announced the 2003 convention of "intangible cultural heritage", such as knowledge, wisdom, traditions, and expressions that communities, groups and individuals recognize as part of their heritage.