21. Toms Alarcn - Pipl Profile Tacna, Peru, University College London, Tumour Growth, Modelling, Aymara, Indigenous Peoples, Department Of Computer Science, Philip, People Named Tom s Alarc n, People Named Alarc n http://pipl.com/directory/people/Tom%E1s/Alarc%F3n

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22. In Memory: Ralph O'Neil Her learning experiences continued with the Aymara Indigenous peoples in the mountains that reach l3,500 feet, and then on a hillside barrio in La Paz with many migrants from the http://www.mklsisters.org/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=631&

23. Chile - Related Articles And Key Terms pension system atacama bronze medal nobel prize italian chilean michelle bachelet chilean government aymara indigenous peoples del campo fdi free trade http://cwf.appspot.com/cwx/article/Chile

24. Luzmila Carpio : Music Artist (A'cappella / Folk / Other) - MySpace Profile Luzmila Carpio is a representative of the autochthonous music and soul of Bolivian people.She learned the daily songs of the Quechua and Aymara indigenous peoples that inhabit the http://www.myspaceprofiles.org/profiles/335617377.html

25. People.tamu.edu It has been cultivated since 3000 BC or more in South America, and continues with trade and use permitted in Peru, Bolivia (including the Quechua and Aymara indigenous peoples http://people.tamu.edu/~taquito/Courses/Erythroxylum coca paper.doc

26. YouTube - Video Ama Llulla Ama Quella Ama Sua Luzmila Carpio is a representative of the autochthonous music and soul of Bolivian people. She learned the daily songs of the Quechua and Aymara indigenous peoples that http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a5iLGhA2m34

27. "Planet Or Death" Vs "Watermelon Environmentalism" | Www.paxmundi.info - Weblog Among the Quechua and Aymara indigenous peoples, Pachamama is a concept much richer than our Western definition of nature. She’s a deity that cares for the soil and everything http://www.paxmundi.info/2010/05/02/planet-or-death-vs-watermelon-environmentali

www.paxmundi.info - Weblog A War On Peace Weblog Report - Editor - Nigel Rolland Israeli Piracy and murder at sea website which provided streaming media reports of the major events. I am hoping that in the future the organisers will make hard copies of audio and video recordings of all sessions available on the internet, ideally with English translations in Ogg theora file format and released under a creative commons open media website I am a regular listener to the Hugo Chavez, President of the Venezuelan Bolivarian Republic, was straight to the point when he addressed the summit, stating “We will not submit to the hegemony of the imperial Yankees. You can even write it down. If the hegemony of capitalism continues on this planet, human life will one day come to an end. For those of you who believe that’s an exaggeration, one must remember this: the planet lived for millions of years without the human species.” Ricardo Patiño, the foreign minister of Ecuador told the summit that the US had cut two-and-a-half million dollars to Ecuador because Ecuador like Bolivia did not sign onto the Copenhagen Accord. He said he would give two-and-a-half million dollars to the United States if they signed onto the Kyoto Protocol. Capitalism was one of the most widely used word at the conference, mentioned over two dozen times by President Evo Morales in his many speeches mother earth—or

28. Bolivia Daily She learned the daily songs of the Quechua and Aymara indigenous peoples that inhabit the mountains and valleys of Northern Potos in Bolivia as a small child. http://wn.com/bolivia_daily

29. Adriana Gil Facts - Freebase She learned the daily songs of the Quechua and Aymara indigenous peoples that inhabit the mountains and valleys of Northern Potos in Bolivia as a small child. http://www.freebase.com/view/en/adriana_gil

30. The Struggle For Indigenous And Freshwater Rights At Copenhagen And Beyond | Cir In Palca, a municipality of La Paz, 48 families consisting of the 1,500 Aymara indigenous peoples depend on the Illimani glacier to regulate the seasonal flow of water. http://www.circleofblue.org/waternews/2010/world/the-struggle-for-indigenous-and

Circle of Blue WaterNews Reporting the Global Water Crisis Translations: Business Advertising Agriculture Cooperation ... Home Browse > Home Drought Research + Reports Water + Climate ... World / The Struggle for Indigenous and Freshwater Rights at Copenhagen and Beyond The Struggle for Indigenous and Freshwater Rights at Copenhagen and Beyond January 27, 2010 A look back at the concerns of indigenous communities during the historic climate talks in Copenhagen last month. Photo © J. Carl Ganter / Circle of Blue On the ground with activists from around the world at one of the biggest demonstrations during the United Nations climate talks in Copenhagen last month. Grassroots organizers and underrepresented groups banded together to give voice to the water consequences of climate change. By Aubrey Ann Parker Circle of Blue The same oversight, however, was not repeated by public interest organizations and water advocates who also were in Copenhagen, especially indigenous representatives from underdeveloped countries that are most vulnerable to climate change and the diminishing access to fresh water. Numerous groups, such as the Khapi community in Bolivia and the Tagalog in the Philippines, banded together in Copenhagen to explain at a number of meetings and public events how climate change is already threatening their access to food and water, as well as the sustainability of their thousands years old cultures. Some of the strongest voices were heard during the World Water Movements and COP15: Proposals and Strategies for Water and Climate Justice panel.

31. Colorfull Lady | Flickr - Photo Sharing! old lady; Aymara; indigenous peoples; street shot; city; town; Tupiza; 2,990 metres elevation; amazing Bolivia; Bolivia; travel http://www.flickr.com/photos/flower_bee/4333287506/in/photostream/

32. Bolivia: Mass Movement Forces Concessions From Parliament | Socialistworld.net Evo Morales, leader of the coca growers (and himself a member of the Aymara indigenous peoples) was only 45 000 votes behind Lozada in the latest presidential http://www.socialistworld.net/doc/1672

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33. The High Cost Of Cheap Oil The second one is the Samusabeti well, which will affect an area inhabited by the Quichua and Aymara indigenous peoples, already hit by repression against illegal crops. http://www.wrm.org.uy/publications/oil2.html

Publications The high cost of cheap oil Selection of articles published in the WRM's Bulletin on the issue of climate change. click here to download the complete publication in rtf format index previous page America Argentina: battle over gas pipeline in the long struggle of the Kolla peoples The Kolla indigenous people, that live in the northern Argentinian Provinces of Jujuy and Salta, have been defending the "yungas" -one of the last remaining mountain forests in Argentina- against a pipeline project that would transport natural gas from eastern Salta to the northern Chilean copper mines. In April 1998 ENARGAS �the Argentinian regulatory entity- approved the project presented by Consorcio Norandino SA, according to which the pipeline would cross Finca San Andr�s, inhabited by 350 Kolla families, who oppose it. Last June a Federal judge ordered the suspension of the pipeline construction, considering that the project lacked an adequate environmental impact assessment, as well as of any social and cultural impact evaluation, ignoring the existence of the Kollas in the area. During the opening of the XI Global Biodiversity Forum in Buenos Aires (November 1998), the Secretary for the Environment and Natural Resources Mar�a Julia Alsogaray stated that during the present administration the protected area of the yungas had been increased to 300,000 hectares. Her declarations are in total contradiction with what is actually happening on the ground. The battle over the San Andr�s pipeline seems to have been lost. However, the struggle continues. "The Government has everything on his side: judges, politicians, mass media. But they have forgotten that we have fought for 500 years to recover our lands and natural resources. For the non pollution of the water, the air, the soil. For our cultural values and cosmovision. In sum, for our existence as human beings in harmony with the surrounding nature" stated Festo Chausque, one of the Kolla leaders.

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35. Human Right To Water And Indigenous Peoples of surface and underground water from the grasslands of the Altiplano, leading to the desertification and sanitization of the ancestral lands of the Aymara Indigenous Peoples. http://www.wsdp.org/water_is_life.htm

INTERNATIONAL INDIAN TREATY COUNCIL Administration Office Information Office 456 N. Alaska Street Palmer, AK 99645 Tel. (907) 745-4482; fax 745-4484 Email: andrea@treatycouncil.org 2390 Mission St. Suite 301 San Francisco CA Tel. (415) 641-4482; fax 641-2198 Email: alberto@treatycouncil.org The Human Right to Water and Indigenous Peoples Submission to the United Nations High Commissioner on Human Rights by the International Indian Treaty Council, NGO in Special Consultative Status to the UN Economic and Social Council April 13, 2007 I. INTRODUCTION For Indigenous Peoples, their relationship with the rivers, streams, waterfalls, lakes, oceans, hot and cold springs, groundwater, rain and snow, coastal seas and sea ice which they have traditionally used and protected since time immemorial provides the basis for their traditional subsistence economies (farming, hunting, gathering, herding and fishing), physical health, sanitation and collective material survival. But this relationship is also a fundamental requirement and prerequisite for their spiritual relationship with the natural world which is, in turn, the basis of their cultural identity, ceremonial practices and sacred responsibility to the survival of their future generations. The implementation and domination of globalization and free trade, which includes the privatization, commodification and wide-spread appropriation of water without the free prior informed consent of the Indigenous Peoples affected;

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