Examples of Abya Yala in a sentence
Mendizábal, Análisis del discurso social y político, Abya Yala, Quito, 1999.dynamics.
Recently in Panama, the Barro Blanco Case, where my Ngäbe-Buglé brothers have been violated, injured by the police, there is plenty of evidence.Finally, as Peoples of the Abya Yala we demand that the Heads of State fulfill their obligation to respect our right to self-determination, preserve and strengthen our own political, legal, economic, social and cultural institutions.
The project also encourages members of these councils to participate in exchanges between young people at the international level, e.g. the First Indig- enous Meeting of Abya Yala; IV Summit of Indigenous Peoples and Nationalities; and the UN Perma- nent Forum for Indigenous Peoples.
Kidwell’s description, although based on the phi- losophies and practices at play in 1492 on the eve of the Eu- ropean invasion of Tawantinsuyu, Abya Yala, and Turtle Is- land (now known as North America), demonstrates the lon- gevity and the complexity of these expressions of Indige-nous knowledge, as well as how these expressions have sur- vived for many contemporary Native peoples.In information institutions, this is where much of our at- tention is given.
Considerando que la implementación de los procesos REDD+ en Abya Yala ha significado la violación de los derechos fundamentales de los Pueblos Indígenas; reiteramos al Banco Mundial, al FCPF y a su Comité de Participantes, nuestras propuestas generales siguientes.
Los pueblos indígenas de América Latina - Abya Yala y la Agenda 2030 para el desarrollo sostenible: Tensiones y desafíos desde una perspectiva territorial.
Bebbington, andV.H. Torres (eds.), Capital Social en los Andes, Quito: Abya Yala, pp.
The study “Indigenous peoples in America - Abya Yala and their inclusion in the 2030 Agenda” that ECLAC is developing jointly with FILAC, with the support of the Ford Foundation, complements the previous publication (https://www.cepal.org/es/publicaciones/43187-pueblos-indigenas-america-abya-yala- desafios-la-igualdad-la-diversidad) addressing the issues of territorial rights, forests, poverty and employment and territorial inequalities.
Prior informed consent is recognition of our land, culture, and way of life." By seeking to negotiate with groups within a given indigenous community under the rubric of consultation, rather than simply submitting plans for each community to discuss and decide upon internally, the bank would be ''dividing our communities," added Nilo Cayuqueo of Abya Yala Nexus, an indigenous group based in California.
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