US EditionIndigenous Peoples of Paraguay Denounce Abandonment While the Government Receives Foreign Investors
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A hundred people are enough to peacefully block the “Bioceanic”, the brand-new road that, in the absence of a bridge between Brazil and Paraguay, will soon link the Atlantic Ocean and the Pacific. For two days, a group of the Ayorean indigenous people in Paraguay, whose capital receives at the same time delegations from across the continent for the Assembly of the Inter-American Development Bank (IDB). While the Government of Santiago Peña court…
More than a hundred people from the Ayoreo Totobiegosode people, many of whom were forcibly contacted between 1979 and 2004, have blocked an important Paraguayan road since Tuesday, to pressure the government to face the abandonment situation in which they find themselves and to make the ...
More than 100 indigenous Ayoreo Totobiegosode, most of which were forcibly contacted between 1979 and 2004, are currently blocking an important road in Paraguay. They are calling for the destruction of the forest in which their uncontacted relatives live. Porai Picanerai, an Ayoreo leader, said today: "After forced contact, our government failed us [...] The post Paraguay: Indigenous Ayoreo block road to draw attention to the destruction of thei…
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