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A subscription for NACLA Report on the Americas, a magazine that has critically examined the works of the World Bank.

Apache leaders plea to stop destruction of sacred places.

Delegates and leaders of indigenous communities met and discussed strategies at the United Nations headquarters in New York City. The meeting took place on December 10, 1992 and officially opened the United Nations International Year of the World's…

Although the economic crisis continues, a rebirth of Indian organizations and the struggle for the rights of the more than one million Indians who now live in Argentina
has begun.

Nilo Cayuqueo, Coordinator of SAIIC, has just returned from a trip to. South America, where he intended to visit Indian communities in Argentina and Chile. Due to an unexpected wait in Argentina to renew his passport, the latter part of the trip had…

Indigenous nations in Argentina are pushing for changes within the constitution.

This article announces the V International Academic Congress on Indigenous Languages to take place September 1993 in Jujuy-Argentina. The Institute's purpose is to make indigenous peoples aware of their cultural roots and take pride in their…

Revisions to Argentina's constitution have allowed it to recognize indigenous rights.

Kolla demonstrators in Buenos Aires demand that the government hold to the a compromise established in 1993 that promised to return indigenous rights.