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      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.

      The Jamaica Labour Party (JLP) is the leading conservative political party in Jamaica. Founded by Alexander Bustamante in 1943, the party represented the electoral wing of the Bustamante Industrial Trade Union. After Jamaica gained independence in 1962, the party assumed office and governed the country for a decade thereafter.

      Established in 1979, the Belize Rural Women's Association is a non-political association of women committed to improving the lives of the nation's rural communities. The association was formed to address certain issues affecting poor- and working-class women in the hinterland of Belize. It has created a national forum to encourage …

      The conquest and resource exploitation of the Amazon territories is discussed in this presentation to the United Nations Working Group on Indigenous Populations. The presentation emphasizes "the essential nature of an indigenous participation in the formulation of recognised international human rights".

      See Julia Alvarez, In the Time of the Butterflies, a historical fiction novel about the sisters published in 1994; and Manuela no. 27 from October 1987.

      An expression of Canadian Indigenous solidarity with the Maya people of Guatemala, this article deals with military repression and, as an example of it, recounts the story of an German-American agronomist who was killed in Guatemala in 1980.

      A cover to a special issue of La Boletina that addresses hurricane Mitch (1998), one of the deadliest Atlantic hurricanes in Central American history.

      Manuela Ramos publications from the 1980s are available in the CERLAC Resource Centre. Current publications are available online.

      Manuela Ramos publications from the 1980s are available in the CERLAC Resource Centre. Current publications are available online.

      Manuela Ramos publications from the 1980s are available in the CERLAC Resource Centre. Current publications are available online.

      Manuela Ramos publications from the 1980s are available in the CERLAC Resource Centre. Current publications are available online.

      Manuela Ramos publications from the 1980s are available in the CERLAC Resource Centre. Current publications are available online.

      Manuela Ramos publications from the 1980s are available in the CERLAC Resource Center. Current publications are available online.

      Manuela Ramos publications from the 1980s are available in the CERLAC Resource Centre. Current publications are available online.

      This article on the annual Inter-American Congress on Indigenous Populations presents both critiques of Brazilian policy toward Amazonic peoples (e.g., Ralph Nader's accusations of genocide) and the defense presented by Brazilian government officials (that they "are treated humanely, altruistically, and in a Christian manner").

      Three items: 1) A cover page; 2) an article; and 3) another article. 1) "Mujer: también de sudor": A cover page of the periodical "Quehaceres", published by the Centro de Investigación para la Acción Femenina (CIPAF) in Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic (established in 1979), states that women are also made …

      Three items: 1) A cover page; 2) a presentation excerpt; and 3) an article. 1) "Avances y dificultades en el movimiento de mujeres": A cover page caption tells the reader that the theme of the issue refers to the advances and difficulties of the women's movement in the Dominican Republic. …

      Three items: 1) a cove page; 2) an article; and 3) a statistical review. 1) This cover pictures a beach through a chain link fence. The caption is "Trabajo sí, pero con dignidad" ("Yes to work, but with dignity"). 2) "Entre la persistencia y la desesperanza: la situación de las …

      Three items: 1) a cover page; 2) an interview; and 3) an article. 1) "educando pala la igualdad y la paz en la escuela": With a photograph of a group of children, the cover caption highlights how education can foster equality and peace. 2) "Ochy Curiel: "Somos el resultado de …

      Established in 1979, the Belize Rural Women's Association is a non-political association of women committed to improving the lives of the nation's rural communities. The association was formed to address certain issues affecting poor- and working-class women in the hinterland of Belize. It has created a national forum to encourage …