At the same time, with the aim of preparing future public defenders, the Federal Institute of the Public Defender is working with the Department of National and International Relations of the Council of the Federal Judiciary on a training programme for bilingual public defenders, attended by 17 law students from around the country who know the culture and speak the following indigenous languages: Mixtec (2), Tzeltal (1), Nahuatl (6), Tlapanec (1), Purepecha (3), Trique (1), Tenek (1), Yaqui (1) and Chontal (1). These are the first batch from this project, and a further 210 suitably qualified students are registered.
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