All of Mexico should rejoice at the completion of the first Mayan translation of the constitution | Democracy, elections and voting at Democracy Chronicles

Mexico’s constitution has officially become bilingual, teleSUR, a Latin American news agency, reported. After years of translation, a Spanish-Mayan version of the constitution will be presented on Wednesday in the Senate. Mayan is Mexico’s most widely spoken indigenous language, and translation coordinator Fidencio Briceno said that making the constitution bilingual “constitutes an invaluable document for integration…