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      Cover page and Introduction to the 1980 Iximché Declaration of Guatemala's Indigenous peoples regarding continuous resistance to the extremes of colonial oppression in the past and the present.

      Hugo Blanco Galdós: Ex-guerilla leader who was amnestied in 1970 by President General Juan Valasco Alvarado and spent time in exile in Mexico, Argentina, Chile, and Sweden. Became a politician and served as an elected member of the Constituent Assembly between 1978 and 1980, a deputy from 1980-1985, and a …

      Hugo Blanco Galdós: Ex-guerilla leader who was amnestied in 1970 by President General Juan Valasco Alvarado and spent time in exile in Mexico, Argentina, Chile, and Sweden. Became a politician and served as an elected member of the Constituent Assembly between 1978 and 1980, a deputy from 1980-1985, and a …

      The CERLAC Collection has 68 volumes of Mundo Shuar (between 1978 and 1981), a cultural project for the Shuar people. This collection was founded by P. Juan Bottaso, who also founded Abya-Yala, the major publisher on indigenous affairs in South America.

      An expression of solidarity with the Mayan peoples by exiled Guatemalans and their supporters in Vancouver, Canada.

      Seven items: 1) Inside Front Cover; 2) title page with publishing information; 3) information page on Indigena and American Friends of Brazil; 4) contents page; 5) Introduction with image; 6) information page on Indigenous groups; and 7) information page on Trans-Amazonic road system. 1) The Inside Front Cover contains a …

      This report deals with the same issues as the letter from Survival International Director Barbara Bentley to Robert McNamara (See Letter from Barbara Bentley to Robert McNamara).

      "George Manuel, who participated in the Mission, is a prominent Canadian Indigneous leader. George Manuel (1921-1989) was an Indigenous political leader in Canada who held a number of influential roles throughout his career including Chief of the (Shuswap) Neskonlith Indian Band (1960-1966); Founder and President of the World Council of …

      Three items: 1) Cover Page; 2) Inner Front Cover; and 3) Foreword. 1) Cover Page: The title of the document is provided with a disclaimer that states that it was originally published in Colombia on May 18, 1927. 2) Inner Front Cover: This document was reprinted in Colombia in a …

      Three items: 1) Cover Page; 2) Inside Front Cover; and 3) Table of Contents. 1) Cover page for a report on the historical background and current situation on the Atlantic Coast of Nicaragua and the Miskito peoples. 2) The inside front cover provides a synopsis of the principal goal of …

      A booklet on the Revolutionary Movement Tupac Katari that details the goals of the movement; provides information on the 9th Congresso Departamental de Campesinos de La Paz (9th Departmental Congress of Peasant Farmers of La Paz); offers summaries on national and international politics; and encourages peasant farmers to join the …

      Two items: 1) Cover Page and 2) Table of Contents. 1) The cover page for a report on the Miskito case between 1981 and 1984. 2) The Table of Contents lists the ten parts of the report: 1) Preface; 2) Background; 3) Forced Relocation; 4) The Miskitos Outside the Settlements; …

      This open letter to the Ecuadorian government by la Confederación de Nacionalidades Indigenas de la Amazonía Ecuatoriana (the Confederation of Indigenous Nations of the Ecuadorian Amazon) denounces the acts of genocide propagated by transnational companies such as the French company C.G.G. Aside from causing economic, social, cultural and ecological problems, …

      This report provides an example of the types denunciations that the Commission circulated about the terrible offenses against the human rights of Guatemala's Indigenous peoples.

      Spokesperson for the Zapatista Movement, Subcomandante Marcos, became an international anti-neoliberal celebrity. The rebellion was launched on the day that US, Mexico, and Canada signed a free-trade agreement, January 1, 1994.

      The Fourth Tribunal focused on the rights of the Indigenous peoples of the Americas, with special reference to the Guatemalan government's campaigns of abuse and terror against the Quiché people in favour of "generals, government officials, and agro-export estate owners aligned with foreign capital", especially with petroleum and mining interests.

      Scans of a section of Supysáua, a Documentary Report that can be found in the LAWG Collection, box "CF-BRA-03 (Box 8)", and folder "Brazil - Human Rights - Native Peoples 1973-1975" in the box ".

      Three items: 1) A letter; 2) a Cover Page; and 3) a transcribed presentation. 1) A letter from the World Council of Indigenous Peoples (WCIP) to the Latin American Working Group (LAWG) that provides a brief summary of the "Peace, Autonomy and Human Rights" seminar that took place in Nicaragua …

      Two items: 1) Cover Page and 2) Table of Contents. 1) The cover page of a report on the relocation of Miskito Indigenous people in light of US intervention on the Atlantic Coast. 2) The table of contents details its ten parts: 1) Introduction; 2) a brief history of the …

      This document presents various laws related to Indigenous communities in Chile, specifically, laws that pertain to Mapuche, Mapuche-Huilliche, Rapa Nui, and Aymara peoples.