Mexican Officers Say Say that the sportswear giant conveyed the designs of the country from the indigenous community in the southern Oxa state of the country.
The Mexico government is looking for compensation from Adida, accusing the sportswear monster accusing the traditional indigenous footwear known as the traditional indigenous footwear.
Adidas’s new Axica Slip-on United States Fashion Designer Willie Chavaria, who has a Mexican heritage.
But the footwear has been strongly shocked by the FROM officers in the south of Mexico, who say that the indigenous community did not give any authority in the village of Villa de Hidalgo Yalg behind the original design.
“This is a collective intellectual property. The inheritance law should be followed,” Mexico President Claodia Shenbom said at his regular press conference on Friday.
“Big companies often take products, ideas and designs from indigenous communities,” said Shanbom.
She said, “We are looking for a legal part to be able to support them,” she said.
The government has said that the Adida representatives have agreed to visit the OXAA officials with With.
In a public letter to Adidas, Oxa Governor Salmon Jar Cruz criticized the company’s design – which has a sneaker with Hur’s sandal weave – it is said that “creative inspiration” is not a valid justification to use cultural expression that “provides recognition to communities”.
He said, “Culture is not sold, it is respected.”
Mexican News Outlets Supremo said that the country would legalize the National Institute of India’s People’s Adidas designs in the country and asked for followers on social media: “Are you going to buy it?”
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Government #Mexico Protects indigenous intellectual property against the renowned ID Dida brand (@adidas))
INPII (@Inpxx) Legally claim the inappropriate use of the traditional design of the garches that originated from the Villa Hidalgo Yalg, #Ohaaaa
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– Supreme Newspaper 🔴 (@diyario_supremo) August 8, 2055
Translation: The Mexico Government defends indigenous intellectual property against the well -known brand ID Didas. INPI Villa Hidalgo will legally challenge the improper use of the traditional design of the Huraches originating from Yalg, Oxa. You are going to buy them?
The Mexican Officers Officials have disputed the use of large clothing brands or the use of unauthorized indigenous arts or design in the region, raised by the previous complaints of Spain’s Zara and high-end label Carolina Herrera and Louis Venton.
Mexico’s Deputy Culture Minister Marina Nunzen confirmed that Adidas had contacted Oxacon Officers Officials.
Born in Irish-American mother and Mexican-American father in the United States, both Adidas or designer Chavariya did not respond immediately to reporters’ comment.
Chavariya had earlier told Snakers News that his intention was to celebrate his cultural heritage through the work with Adidas.
He said, “I am very proud to work with a company who really believes in culture and enhances in a faithful way,” he said.
A craft is a significant financial lifestyle in Mexico, which provides a job of about half a million people across the country. The industry is approximately 10 percent of the total domestic product (GDP) of the states like Oxa, Jalisco, Michoakan and Geerro.
For the manufacturer and seller of Hurdia in the capital of Oxa, for Viridiana Jarkwin Garcia, Adidas Shoes Mexican artists had a “cheap copy” of the work done to do the work of time and art.
“Artism is being lost. We are losing our tradition,” she said in front of a small booth of her leather shoes.
