The brighter side of the indigenous renaissance (Part 3)

Guillaume Boccara

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Indigenous Studies in Latin America Indigenous Cultures and History Cultural and Social Studies in Latin America

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CNRS/EHESS, Paris3/ The attributes of the new mapuche national power: news, flag and direct action A landmark in the history of Pan-Mapuche Activism is the founding in 2003 of the first independent Communication agency online. Devoted to covering events involving indigenous peoples and localities throughout the Wallmapu and beyond, the new electronic media called Kolectivo Lientur was, after a few months, complemented by the creation of a newspapers called Azkintuwe (i.e. The Viewpoint). Alr...

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