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The women of Mexico still fight colonial oppression.

Guatemalan refugees return to Guatemala from Mexico. Most fled to escape the military's scorched earth tactics in the 1980s.

Jose Maria Cabascango was detained and tortured by the military. The local community went on a 48 hour strike.

SAIIC announces that, beginning with the current issue, it will add two new sections to their newsletter. It also announces that the SAIIC Women's Project will come out with a new publication entitled Daughters of Abya Yala.

The small village of El Paso of the Calchaqui community suffers from water shortage.

Transcription of speech given on June 29, 1991 by Ampan Karakra, a member of the Confederation of Indigenous Nationalities of Ecuador.

An Nahuat man, Anastacio Esquino, died at the age of 117 years in April 1993 in his home village. Anastacio Esquino survived the 1935 massacre at the hands of the Salvadoran army.

The Calchaqui Indians are threatened because their land is being taken by corporations and the Argentinian government.

Indigenous leaders assemble to try to restore the power of Indigenous authorities.

Part of the Mapuche, the Pehuenche's way of life would be terminated if the delayed project to build dams for electric power goes through and the river ends up being dammed.

The Coordinating Commission of Indigenous Women of Bolivia will hold the First National Encounter of Indigenous Women of Bolivia on June 21-23, 1993 in Tiwanaku.

A member of the Kuna people describes their tribes achievements and the 500 years of resistance.