Sergio Chávez
Sergio Chávez is a prominent Mexican archaeologist known for his expertise in Mesoamerican cultures, particularly Teotihuacan. He serves as the director of the Tlalocan project, where he investigates the archaeological significance of ancient rituals, including human sacrifices. Chávez has publicly criticized the revisionist historical narratives that deny the occurrence of such practices, asserting that substantial archaeological evidence supports the existence of human sacrifices in Mesoamerican societies. His work underscores the importance of scientific research in understanding the complexities of ancient cultures.
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Sergio Chávez claims that López Obrador's book undermines historical and archaeological research.
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