Cultural Inequality In Mexico

Mexico has always been associated with corruption, inequality, conflict and death and even if these words resemble an image of the country (a negative one), the reality is that all the social problems the country were originated during the spanish conquest provoking social stratification and discrimination that is nowadays still present, and that is why a shift in culture and perspectives can embrace inclusion by using culture and the arts as social development tools
The history of my country is divided in two: the perspective of the colonizers and the perspective of the colonized. The two perspectives are mixed nowadays and they are associated with factors such as wealth, race, and religion, which enhance discrimination, racism and consequently violence, corruption, conflict and death.
For the reasons above, the Netherlands represent the best opportunity for Mexico to develop industries in other sectors such as the arts and culture, bringing with this growing economy, a series of values which aim to unify the people in the country and create a balance for inequality. That is why I want to learn and study cultural economics in a country where the values I am trying to promote with my start up are not only present today in The Netherlands, but are part of its history, where unity and solidarity were necessary to create an identity and promote inclusion, instead of social segregation, not ignoring that the country has a strong art industry which delivers tolerance between one