Bulletin #3 Autonomies Today: Indigenous Peoples in Latin America

 Bulletin #3 Autonomies Today: Indigenous Peoples in Latin America

CLACSO Working Group on Indigenous Peoples, Autonomy and Collective Rights
Autonomies Today Bulletin: Indigenous Peoples in Latin America
Year 1 – Issue #3

October 2021

Content

  1. Presentation
    Waldo Lao and Fábio M. Alkmin
  2. Pay attention!
    EZLN statement
  3. Martha Sánchez Néstor. A struggle for the self-determination rights of indigenous and Afro-Mexican women
    Araceli Burguete Cal y Mayor
  4. Neoliberalism masquerading as popular democracy. The path to the Amparo Trial against the so-called Maya Train Development Project
    Elisa Cruz Rueda
  5. The conservative advance against indigenous autonomy and plurality in Brazil
    Ana Carolina Alfinito
    Salvador Schavelzon
  6. Indigenous Levant for Life and Territory. Photo essay
    Munduruku Audiovisual Collective
    Daje kapap Eypi
  7. Interview with Alessandra Munduruku (Brazilian Amazon)
    Waldo Lao and Fabio Alkmin
  8. The challenges of autonomy in a community radio station
    Silvia Soriano Hernández
  9. Cultural autonomy and state recognition. Dichotomies in the history of the Colombian indigenous movement
    Mauricio Alejandro Díaz Uribe
  10. Autonomous governments and the recovery of territory, lands, cultures and dignity amidst a climate of passivity and omission by the Costa Rican State
    Research team, Center for Research in Culture and Development (CICDE), Costa Rica
  11. Interview with Ulises Fernández from the Wichí community, Formosa Province, Argentina
    Waldo Lao and Fabio Alkmin