Mexico has joined 68 other countries in pledging increased access to literature for blind and visually handicapped people. By signing on to the international Treaty of Marrakech, Mexico promises to adopt national legislation that allows for the reproduction, distribution and provision of publications that are accessible to blind or visually handicapped people, primarily through Braille or audio versions. The signing reaffirms Mexico’s public posi…
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