21. For A Different Kind Of Safari Exsperience Explore The Amazon parrots; rainforests; mid afternoon; herbal cures; camping gear; herons; campsite; several species; birdlife; amazon basin; indigenous peoples; tropical region http://www.articlealley.com/article_1191295_29.html

22. E Law: RESUMING SELF-GOVERNMENT IN INDIAN COUNTRY: FROM IMPOSED GOVERNMENT TO SE In addition, the Coordinadora of the Amazon Basin, indigenous peoples of Brazil, Inuit Circumpolar Conference and delegates of the Mohawk nation participated in what became http://www.murdoch.edu.au/elaw/issues/v2n1/ryser21.html

RESUMING SELF-GOVERNMENT IN INDIAN COUNTRY: FROM IMPOSED GOVERNMENT TO SELF-RULE INSIDE AND OUTSIDE THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA Author: Rudolph C Ryser Center for World Indigenous Studies Subjects: Indigenous peoples - America (Other articles) Indigenous peoples - government relations (Other articles) Indigenous peoples - legal status, laws (Other articles) Issue: Volume 2, Number 1 (April 1995) Category: Comment 1.  Introduction These four nations have begun to show that self-governing sovereign nations can coexist with a sovereign state and not threaten the dismemberment of the existing state.  They have shown that there is compatibility between a nation's sovereignty and a state's sovereignty, given that a framework of government-to-government relations has been established, maintained and nurtured in order to ensure cooperative communications and systematic resolution of conflicts.  Nations and states with formal treaties, compacts and other constructive arrangements can politically coexist. The 1993 negotiation of a long-term Self-Government Compact between four Indian nations, the Quinault, Lummi, Jamestown S'Klallam and Hoopa nations, and the United States of America set a standard for future bilateral government-to-government relations between nations and states. There is, however, an obstacle to an assured constructive and positive outcome to these negotiations.  The concept of self-determination, or the right of these peoples to self-government, is paramount to the obstacle. Internal and external contradictions between U.S. government policies on self-determination, as reflected in recent actions by the Department of State and the Department of the Interior, cast doubts about whether these nation and state negotiations represent a net advance in political relations or a confirmation of the status quo.  The U.S. government seems to have begun a retreat from its former advocacy of self-determination of peoples and the promotion of self-government.[5]

23. Dev George, Managing Editor (1/25/2002) Amazon Basin indigenous peoples oppose oil industry (1/13/2002) Will the Enron debacle bushwhack Washington? (12/27/2001) Nigeria your cheating heart http://www.oilandgasinternational.com/departments/special_features/special_featu

24. THE WORLD SOCIAL FORUM RETURNS TO BRAZIL // Current here is an excerpt from the postWSF press release by COICA (amazon basin indigenous peoples organization) COICA, with our worldview, diversity of languages, history, cultures http://current.com/items/89793661_the-world-social-forum-returns-to-brazil.htm

25. Amazon Rainforest // Current here is an excerpt from the postWSF press release by COICA (amazon basin indigenous peoples organization) COICA, with our worldview, diversity of languages, history, cultures http://current.com/tags/88793958_amazon-rainforest/

document.write(''); login register feedback select your country United States Italia shows Vanguard ... Unseen featured videos Vanguard Life And Death On The Border: Vanguard Premiere infoMania Find Current on your TV Look up Current TV's channel number in your area: CHANNEL FINDER studios news News ... Urban Mobility most popular stories Europeans Puzzled by Tea Party Success Growing backlash against TSA body scanners, pat-downs The only voice you have in this economy is CA$H! Choose wisely where you spend it. more ... VCAM - Make an Ad You could earn $2500 (and up to $60k) if it gets picked by our sponsors. BFD - Big Featured Discussion Read and discuss the most important and controversial topics of the day. Join a Group Join a group on the topic you're most passionate about or create your own. Post a link, video or original story that you think everyone should see. POST A STORY Try our browser button for speedy submissions. TAGS related tags: Rainforests Greenland Ice Sheet Rainforest Destruction Artic Ice Caps ... Alternative Energy tagged w/ Amazon Rainforest new popular 5000 people block oil vessels At noon on Sunday, October 24, thousands of people took oil giant abuse matters in their own hands after years of continual leaking crude oil affecting their health and safety. They closed the passage of vessels for the important Amazon River, at height of the Puerto Orlando community.

26. Social Studies Manitoba Education http//www.un.org/Pubs/CyberSchoolBus/indigenous/index.asp (information on indigenous peoples of all regions of the world – section on Amazon basin indigenous peoples) http://www.edu.gov.mb.ca/k12/cur/socstud/supporting/7-4.html

27. UN Declaration On The Rights Of Indigenous Peoples « Colonos The Amazon Basin Indigenous Peoples Organization (COICA) with our worldview, diversity of languages, history, cultures, spirituality, territory, economy, have existed since before http://colonos.wordpress.com/category/un-declaration-on-the-rights-of-indigenous

colonos Amazonia por la vida? Home About What on earth are we doing here? From Other Frontiers Sunday, January 17, 2010 Another press release RIGHTS: U.N. Condemns Land Grabs in Native Territories, By Haider Rizvi. http://sec.11alive.com/quote/04T44x81tc86J http://www.ipsnews.net/news.asp?idnews=49986 It is happening not only in the developing parts of the world but also in countries such as the United States, Canada, Australia and New Zealand, which champion the causes of human rights and democracy, the report says. Anti-capitalism Capitalism UN Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples capitalism is murder ... Permalink Posted by colono Wednesday, August 5, 2009 This is an unofficial translation REDD CONFEDERATION OF INDIGENOUS NATIONALITIES OF THE ECUADORIAN AMAZON (CONFENIAE) (Logo and letterhead, list of members including organizations of the Shuar, Kichwa, Achuar, Waorani, Siona, Secoya, Cofan, Zapara, Shiwiar and Andoa Peoples) STATEMENT Unión Base, Puyo August 3rd, 2009 CONFENIAE REJECTS ALL KINDS OF ENVIRONMENTAL NEGOCIATIONS ON FORESTS AND EXTRACTIVE POLICIES THAT DAMAGE THE TERRITORIES OF THE AMAZONIAN INDIGENOUS NATIONALITIES AND PEOPLES OF ECUADOR. 1 Comment Amazonia Anti-capitalism Ecuador ... Permalink Posted by colono Peru Sends in Army to Suppress Peaceful Indigenous Protests Wednesday, May 20, 2009

28. People Power « Colonos The Amazon Basin Indigenous Peoples Organization (COICA) with our worldview, diversity of languages, history, cultures, spirituality, territory, economy, have existed since before http://colonos.wordpress.com/category/people-power/

colonos Amazonia por la vida? Home About What on earth are we doing here? From Other Frontiers ... Peter Linebaugh talks on Magna Carta and the Commons Wednesday, July 22, 2009 people power commons linebaugh magna carta ... Permalink Posted by colono Interview with Peter Linebaugh: The Magna Carta Manifesto Tuesday, July 7, 2009 Interview with Peter Linebaugh 1 Comment people power linebaugh magna carta ... Permalink Posted by colono Thursday, June 11, 2009 death June 11, 2009 Peru: Decrees to Open Jungle Area to Investment Are Suspended By SIMON ROMERO Congress temporarily suspended two decrees issued by President Alan García that had helped set off recent protests by indigenous groups fearful of large oil and logging investments in the Peruvian Amazon. The decrees would open vast jungle areas to investment and allow companies to bypass indigenous communities to get permits for projects. The protests resulted in repression by security forces and apparent reprisals by Indians last week that left dozens dead. See also : Top name brands implicated in Amazon destruction, New Greenpeace report shows how the cattle industry in Brazil is feeding demand for raw resources and “ Slaughtering the Amazon 1 Comment Amazonia ... Permalink Posted by colono Monday, April 20, 2009

29. OpenSpaceForum : Admin Declaration of the Coordinator of the Amazon Basin Indigenous Peoples Organisation Rapport World Social Forum World Social Forum – another world still needs refining http://www.openspaceforum.net/twiki/tiki-user_information.php?userId=1

30. Weekly News Update On The Americas: WNU #979: Negotiations Break Off In Guadelou Declaration of the Coordinator of the Amazon Basin Indigenous Peoples Organization (COICA) http//upsidedownworld.org/main/content/view/1707/68/ http://weeklynewsupdate.blogspot.com/2009/02/negotiations-break-off-in-guadeloup

Weekly News Update on the Americas Weekly News Update on the Americas covers news from Latin America and the Caribbean, compiled and written from a progressive perspective. It is published by the Nicaragua Solidarity Network of Greater New York, P.O. Box 20587, Tompkins Square Station, New York, NY 10009, weeklynewsupdate@gmail.com. Monday, February 16, 2009 WNU #979: Negotiations Break Off in Guadeloupe Weekly News Update on the Americas Issue #979, February 15, 2009 1. Guadeloupe: Negotiations Break Off 2. Honduras: Teachers Strike for Back Pay 3. Chile: Mapuche Activist a Terrorist? 4. Haiti: Electoral Dispute Continues 5. Venezuela: Term Limits Voted Down 6. Links to alternative sources on: Brazil, Bolivia, Peru, Colombia, Venezuela, El Salvador, Mexico, US policy ISSN#: 1084-922X. Weekly News Update on the Americas covers news from Latin America and the Caribbean, compiled and written from a progressive perspective. It has been published weekly by the Nicaragua Solidarity Network of Greater New York since 1990. For a subscription, write to weeklynewsupdate@gmail.com

31. Weekly News Update On The Americas: February 2009 Declaration of the Coordinator of the Amazon Basin Indigenous Peoples Organization (COICA) http//upsidedownworld.org/main/content/view/1707/68/ http://weeklynewsupdate.blogspot.com/2009_02_01_archive.html

Weekly News Update on the Americas Weekly News Update on the Americas covers news from Latin America and the Caribbean, compiled and written from a progressive perspective. It is published by the Nicaragua Solidarity Network of Greater New York, P.O. Box 20587, Tompkins Square Station, New York, NY 10009, weeklynewsupdate@gmail.com. Monday, February 23, 2009 WNU #980: Transport Strike in Mexico, New Talks in Guadeloupe Weekly News Update on the Americas Issue #980, February 22, 2009 1. Mexico: Transport Strike in 17 States 2. Mexico: Cerezo Brothers Released 3. Guadeloupe: Talks Resume After Violence 4. Colombia: FARC Admits 8 Killings 5. Panama: Colombian Refugee Killed 6. Haiti: US Announces Deportations 7. Links to alternative sources on: Argentina, Ecuador, Colombia, Venezuela, Mexico, US Policy ISSN#: 1084-922X. Weekly News Update on the Americas covers news from Latin America and the Caribbean, compiled and written from a progressive perspective. It has been published weekly by the Nicaragua Solidarity Network of Greater New York since 1990. For a subscription, write to weeklynewsupdate@gmail.com. It is archived at http://weeklynewsupdate.blogspot.com

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