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Indian political awakening stirs Latin America

In this photo taken Aug. 20, 2009, Aymara authorities attend a meeting in Jesus de Machaca, Bolivia. In February, Bolivia's voters approved a new constitution creating a "plurinational state." Full Article at Seattle Post Intelligencer

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  2. Rafael Correa
  3. Indigenous (musician)

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  1. If the government and the political class doesn't listen to our demands the situation will get a lot more difficult
    – Jose Santos SOURCE: Seattle Post Intelligencer 4 weeks ago
  2. There is no way to return to the past
    SOURCE: Seattle Post Intelligencer 4 weeks ago
  3. The Indian movement has arisen because the government doesn't respect our territories, our resources, our Amazon
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  1. United Nations United Nations
  2. Rafael Correa Rafael Correa
  3. Indigenous (musician)
  4. World Bank World Bank
  5. Xinhua
  6. Jose Santos