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Group 1 - Adidas recently faced backlash in Mexico over its new shoe "Oaxaca Slip-On," which is accused of copying the traditional "huarache" sandals of indigenous communities [1][2] - Mexican President López Obrador and other officials publicly criticized Adidas, claiming the company "stole the creativity of indigenous communities" and demanded compensation for the affected communities [1] - The controversy highlights a broader issue in the fashion industry regarding cultural appropriation, as brands often draw inspiration from diverse cultures without a deep understanding of their origins [3] Group 2 - Adidas acknowledged the cultural significance of the indigenous communities and expressed a commitment to engage in dialogue and collaboration with them [2] - The "Oaxaca Slip-On" was designed in collaboration with Mexican designer Willy Chavarría, featuring a woven leather upper and thick rubber sole, closely resembling traditional "huarache" sandals [2] - In its latest financial report, Adidas reported a revenue of €12.105 billion for the first half of 2025, a 14% year-on-year increase, with a notable performance in the Greater China region, achieving €1.827 billion in revenue, up 13% [3]