New Haven Register 3 weeks ago

Political awakening emboldens Indians

Associated Press JESUS DE MACHACA, Bolivia — In Ecuador, the Shuar are blocking highways to defend their hunting grounds. In Chile, the Mapuche are occupying ranches to pressure for land, schools and clinics. Full Article at New Haven Register

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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: New Haven Register 3 weeks ago
  2. The Indian movement has arisen because the government doesn't respect our territories, our resources, our Amazon
    SOURCE: South Florida Sun-Sentinel 3 weeks ago
  3. We are going to work in coordination with Bolivia to realize the satellite as soon as possible
    SOURCE: Xinhua 1 month ago
  4. On a per capita basis, we definitely have the largest number of women whose husbands have died ... For Quechua Indians, who are the main inhabitants of Potosi, culture dictates that a woman may never remarry.
    SOURCE: Democratic Underground 1 month ago
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