¡¡¡CHIAPAS!!!

Passive Voice (Present)

Lacandon jungle in chiapas is protected.

Prehispanic  cultureis preserved  in Chiapas.

Handicrafts are exported various   contry clubs. 

Most of hydroelectric power is produced by chiapas.

The clothes you wear is made by themselves.

Facts About Chiapas.

Passive Voice (Past)

♥ Chiapas was founded by diego mazariegos.
♥ Chiapas is conformoded by 119 municipalities.
♥ 4 indian languages are spoken by residents of chiapas.
♥ The education was boosted by the goverment of chiapas.
♥ The poverty was erradicated by chiapas because the globalizacion. 

Something about Chiapas.

Passive Voice (In Past).

♥ The biggest canon in mexico is situated in Chiapas.
♥ The most beautiful waterfall is found in Chiapas.
♥ Chiapas is considered a touristic place.
♥ The lacandona jungle is situaded in chiapas.

♥ The most exotic animals are found in chiapas, for example the jaguar.

Chiapas is...

The state of Chiapas is one of the states that are more biodiverse in the country.

Next to the border with Guatemala is located the jungle Lacandona

In its refuge zone  there are   twenty percent of the Mexican species

In the state you can find almost 3000 different types of plants and between them you can find this plants:

*Red cedar

*Mahogany plants

*Pine

*Mangrove

Joaquín Miguel Gutiérrez Canales

Joaquín Miguel Gutiérrez Canales (1796-1838)
Political and military Mason was born in the then town of San Marcos Tuxtla, Chiapas, Mexico. He had supported the independence of the Viceroyalty of New Spain. and, in turn worked in  the Captaincy General of Guatemala.
His parents were Miguel Antonio Gutierrez of the Diocese of Santander Spanish and Quiteria Rita Canales, daughter of José Canales Catalan mestizo and Josefa Espinosa.He had been local and federal deputy. before being appointed governor of Chiapas.
He had strggled successfully for the incoporation of Chiapas in Mexico. After participating in the Independence.
Gutierrez Canales had made ​​the annexation of Chiapas in Mexico. Now is a symbol of Mexican Chiapas.
He died on July 8, 1838.

Economic Problems.

Second Conditional

If properly managed Chiapas income, would haven´t debts.

If I were the governor of Chiapas, I would manage earnings properly.

Social Problems.

Second Conditional.

If the government of Chiapas ordered its resources, there would be no poverty in the comunity.

If I were the governor of Chiapas, I would implement good ideas of production.



Environmental Problems.

Second Conditional

If in Chiapas had control over the use of its soil, there wouldn´t have lost hight ground.

If farmers didn´t use chemicals on their land, there would have no problems in soil fertility.

Matías de Córdova

Today we begin with a great figure in the history of Chiapas.

Fray Matías de Córdova (Tapachula, Chiapas, 1768 - Chiapa of the Indians, October 17, 1828) was a Guatemalan political and religious born in Tapachula, Chiapas, when this region was still part of Guatemala. Proclaimed the independence of Chiapas on August 28, 1821, shortly before the consummation of independence of the Viceroyalty of New Spain (Mexico). He was vicar general prior and convent of Santo Domingo de Chiapas.

He graduated in theology in the convent of Santo Domingo de Guatemala. In 1803 he traveled to Spain. He founded a printing company, where he edited the newspaper the rod and published several written under the pseudonym The Grocer. He won the annealing of the press of the eighteenth and early nineteenth century. In the fable of the lion shot to fame as a writer. In 1798 won the National Contest organized by the Economic Society "Amigos del País" in Guatemala.

Let´s star!!!

It's time to find the most relevant of Chiapas.

And who will be our most important figure in the state of Chiapas?

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Discover And Live Chiapas Video

(Video extracted from the youtube website, the promotional Bicentennial in Mexico.)



Discover And Live Chiapas

Objective: To inform the general public, interesting facts, fun, and above all true of the state of Chiapas.

So let´s go.            BLUE WATERFALLS