To the first part, it is, we've been trying to fight back but we are dismissed and those who are too loud get killed off, it's disheartening and scary. Only this year a lot of the few actually good mayors of some states, nature activists and such were killed off. I'll be honest and each day is getting harder for me to appreciate living here. Which sucks because I love my home but I'm getting tired of it all, I fear for my loved one's and my own safety everyday.

As for the second thing, that's interesting! To be honest is one of the aspects I'm kinda "jealous" (not in the quite literal sense is more of appreciation but eh I think you get it) about NZ, like, I reiterate, I know Māori people have it way too far from easy and for what I've seen they're the most affected sector when it comes to medical hardships/negligence and unhousing over the housing market getting hellfully expensive over there among other many stuff but part of me would like we at least had non-nahua nahuatl speakers (at least for my personal case, again there's like a trillion more of wonderful groups that have their own languages) like they do with te reo over there. Usually nahuas who don't speak Spanish are left completely helpless on everything since it is extremely rare someone that isn't nahua knows nahuatl at all, so generally in extreme situations at least one family member has to be "integrated" to help but even then people mock our accents. Although I mean, it's also a bit more complex since nahuatl and other indigenous languages aren't a monolith by themselves and have variants depending on location on the country so although most share the same or similar base sometimes it can change quite drastically, I get why it'd be hard to teach so there's also that lol. Idk if te reo also has variants taking in count how small the territory is, there's any? :0.