AMLO would evaluate the sending to Spain of a "list of crimes" committed during the conquest

After the Spanish government rejected the invitation by Andrés Manuel López Obrador of ask for forgiveness For the events that took place during the Conquest, the Mexican government would badyze develop a "list of crimes" committed by the invaders and deliver it to the Spanish crown.

According to information published in the newspaper Reform, this list of crimes serious sent before the end of the year to achieve a healthy reconciliation.

The specifications would establish a "road map" to obtain smoothing roughness. This was published by the newspaper, which presumed to have in its possession the four pages of the project of the letter that President López Obrador He led the king of Spain, Felipe VI.

In the list of crimes presented by Reform, the following elements are established by the Mexican Government crimes committed for the conquerors:

-The principle of the fifth real has been violated.

-They were built Catholic temples on the ancient pyramids and with the materials of these.

– slavery and encomiendas have been established; lands belonging to the natives they were usurped and distributed to colonizers and religious orders.

-A strong was made plunder of natural wealth, especially through mining.

– A social order based on the segregation of castes and races.

-Yes imposed the Castilian language and the systematic destruction of Mesoamerican cultures has been undertaken.

This week, the The Spanish government regretted deeply that the letter that the President of Mexico spoke to King Felipe VI on 1 March, whose content he rejected "with all firmness".
In the text that sparked controversy, it is stated that in the Conquest and the subsequent colonization process several violations were committed to the laws of what the Mexican government intends to establish on September 21, 2021, as Historic Reconciliation Day in Mexico with the participation of Spain.

After the statements of Andrés Manuel López Obrador, the big debate that remains to be done is whether apologies from the Iberian country could really help the historic reconciliation not only between these two nations, but Mexicans with the construction of their identity as a Métis and multicultural country.