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Indigenous Resistance Against the New Colonialism

vieuxcmaq, Viernes, Abril 20, 2001 - 11:00

Ajay Gandhi (a_gandhi@hotmail.com)

How are indigenous people present in Quebec City and elsewhere in the Americas forging opposition to economic globalization? This piece looks at indigenous activist testimonies from the Americano Indigenismo forum to see how they are voicing the effects of globalization- the frustration, pain, exhaustion, disengagement, fear and rage accompanying displacement, thievery, violence and elimination. It also looks how indigenous peoples are becoming a formidable political force, working on many levels nationally and internationally to create the lasting conditions for control over their collective destiny.

Indigenous Resistance to the New Colonialism
Ajay Gandhi

Blanca Chancoso, an indigenous woman from Ecuador, is speaking at the Americana Indigenismo forum, part of the second People’s Summit in Quebec City. She begins by emphasizing that the “resistance of indigenous peoples in the Americas



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