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Former Guatemalan dictator Efrain Rios Montt, charged with genocide during a brief but particularly brutal period of the country’s civil war, is incompetent to...
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Thirty years ago, Gustavo Negrete took his wooden cross and joined other indigenous Ecuadorans to greet Pope John Paul II. But he has no...
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“Every time a shaman dies it is as if a library burned down” – Mark Plotkin, Ethnobotanist and Author With disease, deforestation and damage...
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Nobel Peace Prize laureate Malala Yousafzai urged the World Bank and UN on Monday to raise the focus of education in their new millenium...
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Murders of indigenous people rose sharply in Brazil last year with 138 Indians killed, a rights group said Friday, warning they were also committing...
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Two Native American tribes, the Hopi and Acoma, are trying to block an auction taking place in Paris this week of artefacts they consider...
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Unidentified gunmen on Wednesday shot dead an attorney for Guatemala’s former dictator Efrain Rios Montt, who has been charged with genocide during the Central...
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A court in Guatemala sentenced a former police chief to 90 years for an assault on the Spanish embassy in 1980 when a group...
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An isolated Peruvian village in the Amazon rainforest that came under attack by indigenous people wielding bows and arrows is being evacuated by boat,...
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An auction on Monday of sacred masks and objects in France has stirred fresh anger among Native Americans, with representatives of the Navajo people...