Marina Núñez

Marina Núñez

politician Mexico

Marina Núñez serves as Mexico’s undersecretary of cultural development, where she is involved in efforts to protect the cultural heritage of Indigenous artisans. Recently, she has been part of discussions aimed at establishing stricter regulations to prevent cultural appropriation while also seeking to create opportunities for artists to collaborate with larger commercial brands, balancing the need for cultural respect with economic opportunities.

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Jamaica Jamaica: Marina Núñez, Mexico’s under-secretary of cultural development, noted that they also want to establish guidelines to not deprive artists of 'the opportunity to trade or collaborate with several of these companies that have very broad commercial reach'. 5

The Gleaner – major Jamaican newspaper, est. 1834: Authorities accuse Adidas of cultural appropriation in their sandal design | World News

Portugal Portugal: Marina Nunez confirmed that Adidas contacted the authorities to discuss restitution for the plagiarized designs. 6

Público: Adidas e Willy Chavarria acusados de apropriação cultural de sandálias mexicanas | Moda

United Kingdom United Kingdom: Mexico's deputy culture minister Marina Nunez added that Adidas had contacted Oaxacan officials to discuss 'restitution to the people who were plagiarised'. 6

BBC: Willy Chavarria sorry after Adidas shoe cultural appropriation row

Canada Canada: Marina Núñez, Mexico’s undersecretary of cultural development, noted that they also want to establish guidelines to not deprive artists of 'the opportunity to trade or collaborate with several of these companies that have very broad commercial reach.' 6

The Globe and Mail: Mexican authorities accuse Adidas of cultural appropriation in new design, asks shoemaker to withdraw sandal