Latin American Summary, January 17, 2023 LOF KUNKO MAWIZAM RELEASE Masri masri monkü ta eymün pu peñi ka pu l’amuen askintulelu fey ta sungu, kiñe lemorria piwaiñ pu kona, pu weichajo, mie machi ka mie lawentujo ingkakelu tain mapu. 4 months after the start of the territorial recovery process on the Arauco Forestry properties, Purrehuin … Read more
Walking the earth and meeting the faces tanned by the sun, the industrious hands and the serious look that hides a shine of joy when seeing visitors arrive, perhaps expected for a long time. The indigenous communities of the country are visited by the Ministry of Women, Diversity and Gender of the Nation thanks to … Read more
There is no doubt that Avatar 2: The Way of Water (El Camino del Agua) is one of the movies of the moment, and after the premiere of the sequel after 13 years, fans are already beginning to wonder everything about the cinematographic world created by James Cameron, as is blue skin and other curiosities … Read more
BULL HOLLOW, Oklahoma, USA — Ryan Mackey softly sang a sacred Cherokee verse as he took a handful of tobacco from a resealable bag. Reaching his arms over a barbed-wire fence, he spread the leaves on the grass where a herd of bison grazed in northeast Oklahoma. The offering represented a respectful act of thanks, … Read more
“She was a woman who never gave up, a person who fought until her last days, leaving that legacy for her family, for the territory,” said her sister Luzmilda Delgado. The Bribri indigenous leader Mariana Delgado Morales leaves her mark as a defender of the territory, of women’s rights and a recuperator of Bribri spirituality. … Read more
There is no doubt that Avatar 2: The Way of Water (El Camino del Agua) is one of the movies of the moment, and after the premiere of the sequel after 13 years, fans are already beginning to wonder everything about the cinematographic world created by James Cameron, as is blue skin and other curiosities … Read more
The discrimination, violence and hostility that indigenous peoples have suffered historically and are currently endangering their spiritual, cultural and even physical survival, a landmark UN report concludes today. This marginalization also violates the right to freedom of religion or belief of indigenous peoples. “Severe, systematic and systemic discrimination and marginalization affect the ability of indigenous … Read more
The next Sunday, November 20 at 8:30 p.m. Canal Trece presents the second season of “Territorios y Voces Indígenas”, a documentary series of five episodes, produced by la National Commission for Communication of Indigenous Peoples (CONCIP). The chapters were produced by indigenous filmmakers belonging to the CONCIP. Territories and Indigenous Voices it runs through the … Read more
John R. Sylliboy sits against the light in front of a horizontal window that frames an area of Madrid that we know is going to be completely rebuilt. The Canadian embassy crowns the last of the four towers and the people who pass through it witness a constantly changing view, an immense canvas that is … Read more
The United Nations Committee on the Elimination of Discrimination against Women (CEDAW) on Thursday urged States to develop and immediately implement comprehensive policies that truly protect the human rights of indigenous women and girls all over the world. In a new guideCEDAW denounces the numerous violations and abuses of fundamental guarantees that indigenous women and … Read more