Aboriginal Peoples: Toward Self-governmentMarie Léger Black Rose Books, 1994 - 186 páginas Looks at the plight of aboriginal peoples in Mexico, Columbia & Nicaragua, Panama & Brazil in their flight for self-government. |
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Chapter | 39 |
Chapter Three | 65 |
Chapter Four | 93 |
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administrative adopted agencies Amazonia Amerindian Article Atlantic Coast authorities autonomous regions Autonomy Statutes bill Brazil Brazilian CIMI co-ordination Colombia Comarca Committee communal lands concerned Constituent Assembly Convention 169 Creoles cultural Declaration decree defined delegates dians digenous Dimitrios Roussopoulos draft economic elected established ethnic groups exploitation favour FUNAI Garifunas guarantee human rights Indian lands indigenous communities indigenous populations indigenous property indigenous rights indigenous territories institutions integration judicial jurisdiction Kuna General Congress Kuna Yala language legislation Managua ment Mestizos military mining Miskitos multiethnic munities natural resources Nicaragua occupied by Indians ONIC organizations ownership Panama Panamanian participation Paulo Machado physical delimitation political President proposed protection Puerto Cabezas question recognition recognized Regional Council representatives Republic resguardos respect rights of indigenous ritories San Andrés San Blas Sandinista social society territorial entities tion tional traditional traditionally occupied trusteeship Union United Nations Yanomami Yatama