Actually, it is difficult to find a country that is culturally diverse and in which all its citizens share the same customs and traditions, belong to the same ethnic group or speak a common language.

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This intercultural richness, which has been emphasized in the society of our days, becomes even more varied, heterogeneous and visible in Latin America.

Interculturality in Latin America is becoming more varied, heterogeneous and complex.

In this last decade, a great indigenous social movement is taking place in the whole American movement, a movement that is also involved in education, making the first indigenous universities appear in some countries.

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This educational protest movement is being generated in some Latin American countries such as Bolivia and Panama.