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Panamanian mining operations threaten to poison and destroy native land.

A case study of dangerous work conditions for Native Americans that focuses on Huichol farmers and the pesticides that they work with.

How the theme of colonial greed for gold has led to the massacre, terrorization, and oppression of Native Americans and the destruction of their land from first contact to today.

A reflection on the movement in Chiapas and what it meant to indigenous groups across the world.

Native leaders across South America have been assassinated.

Mapuche communities move to regain land lost to logging companies.

Colombian natives are killed by paramilitary forces.

U'wa territory is threatened.

The Ecuadorian government ratified the 169 Convention on Indigenous and Tribal Peoples. Honduran natives protest violations of the convention.

Logging has stopped on Nicaragua's Atlantic Coast

A message from the editor describing the dangers of over-exploiting resources and not taking measures to protect the earth.

The contents of the issue.