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Illegal raids and arrests in Jujuy: "They're trying to instill fear"
Today they arrested the well-known lawyer Alberto Nallar, in addition to continuing with raids.
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Wawa Huasi: The indigenous kindergarten in La Quiaca that resists constitutional reform
In La Quiaca, the only bilingual community kindergarten in the country operates: they teach in both Spanish and Quechua. The Jujuy government refuses to officially recognize it.
Women weavers of Nazareno: weaving the knowledge and memory of the Kolla people
A group of twenty Kolla women, "Las Warmis" from Nazareno, Salta, came together to recover ancestral weavings as a way to build memory, political organization and future.
Indigenous gay men experience dissent through Mayan spirituality
Being gay and indigenous means double discrimination for some men in Guatemala. In this article, we share some of their experiences.
Salta: An attempt was made to assassinate a Wichí chief in a community resisting landowners' fencing.
The incident was reported to the police by representatives of the communities of the Weenhayek Kyelhyuk People (El Quebracho) and O Ka Pukie, Tartagal, Salta.
Indigenous Peoples achieved a working table with the Paraguayan State
Five thousand indigenous people marched to Asunción to accompany their representatives, who presented the government with 35 points.
Violent eviction of the Lafken Winkul Mapu community in Río Negro: those detained are women and children.
They report that at least eight people were arrested, all women and some children.
The Justice Department declared the Napalpí indigenous massacre a crime against humanity.
This was the conclusion after a month-long trial, 7 hearings and many years of investigation almost a century after the massacre.
Terricide and violence against women are the main themes of the 3rd Parliament of Women and Indigenous Diversity.
The next meeting, organized by the Indigenous Women for Good Living movement, will take place on May 22nd in Salta.
Encampments and prolonged struggle for access to indigenous and peasant rights in Paraguay
In a context of increasing criminalization of the struggle for access to land, organizations set up tents in the nation's capital and at key locations in the departments to denounce evictions.