Original sentence: Grajales banned the use of indigenous languages in order to attempt to create a stronger bond between Chiapas and the rest of Mexico.However according to Otto Shuman, a researcher of linguistics at the National Autonomous University of Mexico, the language was lost in the 1930s, during the reign of Chiapan Governor Victorico Grajales.Little is known about the language.Spoken in the area around modern-day Tapachula, Chiapas it is part of the Mixe–Zoquean language family
Edited sentence: However according to Otto Shuman, a researcher of linguistics at the National Autonomous University of Mexico, In Tapachula Municipality was exist a language that "was Mixe–Zoquean, that was registred in 19th century by German Tapachula area fincas immigrants and he consider that in the 1930s was lost slow, during the administration of Governor of Chiapas Victórico Grajales because Grajales banned the use of supposedly "Guatemalan" indigenous languages in order to attempt to enlarge the bond between Chiapas and the rest of Mexico, but that Grajales employees unknown that was a language exclusive to Tapachula city".It is part of the Mixe–Zoquean language family.Language was not very researched.Spoken in the surrounding area of present-day city of Tapachula, Chiapas, making it special because that city is one of the most populated places in Chiapas and also shares the demonym of the old Tapachula settlement