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... more deep and intimate—into cultural reasoning that reproduces stereotypes of indigenous Venezuelans. media mediatization news indigenous social movement epidemiological normalization ...

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... contradictions that had opened up between the Movement to Socialism (MAS) government and some of the indigenous social movements in the country. ...

... This chapter gives insight into how cross-border solidarity movements can be constructed and sustained by examining MADRE, a community-based international human rights organization advocating for Indigenous women and girls. Using case studies of social justice campaigns across the US-Mexico...

..., stitched on their children's bodies. testimonios narrative Elbia Torres Rivas indigenous social movement witchcraft This chapter juxtaposes the common experience of physicians, bilingual nurses, and vernacular healers in their failed efforts to diagnose and treat patients with the strange...

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... Titicaca, worked closely with different indigenous groups and helped to train many of the leaders who eventually joined the Movement to Socialism ( mas ) party. Named foreign minister in the Evo Morales government in 2006, he was the most prominent cabinet member of indigenous origin and one...

... The interlude outlines cases in which social movements have challenged the communicable status quo—in quite different ways—and forged new possibilities. One example, which comes from an indigenous community in eastern Venezuela, shows how a small community integrated biocommunicability...

..., before any other force as the giver of all life and the source of strength for a refounded nation. The following year, when Bolivia hosted the World People’s Conference on Climate Change, the indigenous movements were given another chance to push the Movement to Socialism ( mas ) government to go beyond...

... of the global south. In Abya Yala the current conjuncture is not an undertaking based in government, academia, or sectors of the white-mestizio Left, but instead is communicated in the persistent practices and struggles of indigenous and African-origin communities and social movements. These practices...

... a Canadian company inaugurated an open-pit gold mine in the indigenous province of San Marcos. In response, when local residents held a consulta , or referendum, in which 98 percent rejected the mine, the province became the epicenter of what is now a national movement to make (mainly) indigenous people...

... government’s controversial plan to build a road through the ecologically rich and fragile Isiboro Sécure National Park and Indigenous Territory ( tipnis ). Ribera’s criticisms reflect prevailing concerns on the part of the environmental and social movements and the scientific community, dovetailing...

... This chapter examines the Hawaiian sovereignty movement during the early and mid-1990s to document some of the practices of gender and sexuality based exclusion, mis-recognition, and misrepresentation to provide context for reading the contemporary gestures of True Aloha, an indigenous social...

... are used by Indigenous women as inspiration for various activist movements for environmental justice, women’s health and healing, and food sovereignty. Storytelling animal studies desire and sexuality Christian ideology ...

...Indigeneity and Commons If the new millennium saw first the rise and consolidation of progressive governments throughout Latin America, it also saw the deactivation of large sectors of the social movements that had brought those governments into being. Out of this moment, came a series...