Indigenous
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Environment
Voices from the River: Indigenous Leaders Arrive in Belém with a Climate Manifesto
At the muddy mouth of the Guamá River, where the Amazon empties into the city of Belém, a three-decked boat…
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AMERICAS
When the Rain Speaks Louder Than the State: Panama’s Forgotten Children of Ngäbe-Buglé
High in Panama's western mountains, where clouds cling to the ridges and the radio signal fades long before the asphalt…
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LIFE
Maps, Memory, and Mercy: How Amazon Guardians Shield Colombia’s Uncontacted Peoples
When Colombia finally issued its October 2024 resolution acknowledging two voluntarily isolated peoples—the Yuri and the Passé—the applause rose first…
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LIFE
Ancestral Land vs. a Prison State: The Huancavilca Commune’s Battle in Coastal Ecuador
In the lowlands of Ecuador's Santa Elena province, where the air smells of salt and dry forest resin, the Huancavilca…
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LIFE
How Latin America’s Indigenous Rappers Are Rewriting the Soundtrack of Pride
Bad Bunny may headline the Super Bowl, but the deeper revolution is happening far from the stadium lights. Across Latin…
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LIFE
Peru’s Forgotten Genocide: How Rubber Still Haunts the Amazon
Peru's Amazon carries scars that remain largely invisible to the nation's collective memory. The new documentary Shiringa, directed by Wilton…
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AMERICAS
Colombia’s Indigenous Guard Risks Everything to Bring Recruited Children Home
In the mountains of Cauca, unarmed Indigenous Guards walk straight into guerrilla camps to bring back children. They carry no…
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AMERICAS
Dynamite Buried in the Rainforest: Ecuador’s Explosive Indigenous Betrayal
In the depths of Ecuador’s Amazon, children chase each other across the forest floor—blissfully unaware that beneath their feet lie…
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LIFE
In Ecuador’s Rainforest, Women Gather to Defend the Amazon With Law—and Sisterhood
Forty Indigenous leaders, lawyers, and organizers journeyed deep into the Ecuadorian Amazon last week, not for protest or spectacle, but…
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BUSINESS AND FINANCE
Bolivian Artisans Revive Ancient Awayu Textiles In Modern Designs
Handwoven Indigenous textiles known as "always" have accompanied Bolivians for centuries, storing memories, science, and spiritual significance in their threads.…
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