"A estos pueblos jamás los reconocieron como seres humanos, siendo que estos pueblos son dueños absolutos de esta noble tierra, de sus recursos naturales".
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Ahora, muchos de estos pueblos están abatidos por el dolor.
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Pueblos Sin Fronteras counted about 1,200 people on the first day.
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A group of volunteers called Pueblos Sin Fronteras, or People Without Borders.
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"Ambos pueblos provenimos de civilizaciones antiguas y somos personas muy religiosas", dijo.
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Cantor Michael Anatole officiated at Rancho dos Pueblos in Goleta, Calif. Mrs.
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The chosen few would be named Mexico's "Pueblos Magicos," or magic villages.
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Era miembro de uno de los casi 800 pueblos indígenas en América Latina.
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Overseeing the journey is a volunteer organization called Pueblos Sin Fronteras (People Without Borders).
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Rabbi Nick Renner officiated at Rancho Dos Pueblos, an event space in Goleta, Calif.
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We don't go to the Pueblos and protest on their land against their traditions.
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Algunos niños llegaron de pueblos cercanos o que estaban de visita con sus abuelos.
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Sus fachadas verde y blanco han aparecido incluso en los pueblos más remotos del país.
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En muchos pueblos de esta geografía intrincada millones de colombianos sobreviven como ciudadanos de segunda clase.
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But for the Dos Pueblos students C.S.A.W. presented a rare opportunity to socialize face-to-face.
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Las autoridades llegaban a los pueblos y casas de sus socios, donde se creía que estaba escondido.
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A few acres of mostly inhospitable land as reservations and/or pueblos do not amount to reparations.
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And, like many other pueblos, this one has special festivals, including the Buffalo Dance, and special crafts.
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Alex Mensing, an organizer with Pueblos Sin Fronteras, said the right to refuge is established in US law.
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There, de Burgos continued to write, becoming a contributor and editor of the Spanish-language socialist periodical Pueblos Hispanos.
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In 1974, during his sophomore year, he flew to northern Honduras to work with peasant farmers in remote pueblos.
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Alex Mensing, another organizer with Pueblos Sin Fronteras, made that point clear to the migrants before the group started out.
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Spencer from "Pretty Little Liars" married Patrick Adams -- from the TV show, "Suits" -- on Rancho Dos Pueblos, outside Santa Barbara.
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But few governments have protected the colonial-era art to be found in churches in all but the smallest Andean pueblos.
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Se trata de una zona pintoresca de arrozales y pueblos sencillos, no hay ningún mineral de cinabrio ni una carretera cercana.
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La derecha, a un crítico acérrimo de la soberbia con la que minimizan la sed de justicia social de los pueblos.
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Los pueblos indígenas y latinoamericanos han desarrollado su herencia cultural alrededor de muchos tipos distintos de curaciones herbales y ceremonias espirituales.
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Está claro que la historia de un país es lo que los pueblos —y sus poderes— deciden, en cada momento, recordar.
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The Dos Pueblos kids didn't have much good to say about New York City, agreeing that there is too much construction.
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El artista, junto a su esposa, fueron reconocidos por su fundación de caridad, Rainforest Fund, que apoya a pueblos indígenas. 5.
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Temo por los ambientalistas, los defensores del patrimonio arqueológico, los pueblos indígenas y los ciudadanos que se opongan al Tren Maya.
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Instead, rather than roughly 400 participants, more than 303,500 people joined, according to Pueblos Sin Fronteras, with the majority hailing from Honduras.
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It's the end of the Santa Fe Trail, El Camino Real, and it's the northernmost of the 2116 pueblos [in New Mexico].
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"Estos pueblos, históricamente hemos sido marginados, humillados, odiados, despreciados, condenados a la extinción", dijo Morales en su discurso de toma de mando.
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In our people, there is a great reserve of values, cultural, moral, spiritual, in the families, in the pueblos, in the communities.
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"I don't know if I'd exactly call him a celebrity," Paul Grosen, a lanky blond sophomore on the Dos Pueblos team, said.
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Cientos de pueblos de Japón crearon personajes excéntricos para atraer turismo e inversiones, pero el dinero no llega y esas mascotas peligran.
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En casi una decena de pueblos en todo el estado, ahora los latinos conforman más de una tercera parte de la población.
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En el transcurso de la manifestación hubo enfrentamientos violentos y acusaciones de que guerrilleros se habían infiltrado entre los pueblos que protestaban.
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The caravan is being led by Pueblos Sin Fronteras ("People Without Borders"), a volunteer migrant advocacy group that has no known political affiliation.
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Fidel y Chávez construyeron el ALBA,PetroCaribe y dejaron abonado el Camino de la Liberación de nuestros Pueblos…La Historia los Absolvió pic.twitter.
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The migrant rights group Pueblos Sin Fronteras also counted thousands of mostly Honduran migrants nearby Cuidad Hidalgo, although the figures did not exactly match.
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Tristan Call, an organizer with Pueblos Sin Fronteras, said the US is trying to punish people who have a right to ask for asylum.
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"Lo que estoy buscando es una plataforma incluyente a la que tengan acceso mujeres y hombres, pueblos indígenas, migrantes, empresarios", dijo en una entrevista.
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You'll doubtless hear more about the epic San Juan Skyway that snakes through 14,85033-foot peaks, Indian pueblos and Victorian towns in southwest Colorado.
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Costa Rica, al igual que Nicaragua, empezó a ofrecer protecciones especiales a los pueblos indígenas y a sus territorios en la década de 1970.
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LYON, Francia — Desde sus pueblos y ciudades en África occidental, los ocupantes ilegales habían cruzado desiertos, mares y montañas para llegar a esta ciudad, Lyon.
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"Del Toro's films show a belief that people have in spirits and demons that you find in small Mexican pueblos," said the film journalist Salvador Franco.
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Es imposible saber con exactitud cuántas mascotas —las cuales representan a sus pueblos natales ya sea como personajes ilustrados o como humanos disfrazados—, han sido liquidadas.
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Pueblos Sin Fronteras volunteers say they and other organizations are simply explaining to vulnerable people what rights they have, not coaching them to break the law.
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In a statement, Pueblos Sin Fronteras said most of the migrants in the caravan will turn themselves into US Customs and Border Protection or remain in Mexico.
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The soccer-star couple rang in the new year in style, exchanging vows in front of nearly 200 guests at Rancho Dos Pueblos in Santa Barbara, California.
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This year, the leader of the caravan was named Irineo Mújica, a human rights advocate for migrants and director of the organization Pueblos Sin Fronteras (People Without Borders).
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However, Pueblos Sin Fronteras pushed back and said the caravan was not being disbanded and that some migrants with asylum claims would continue moving forward to seek asylum.
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Irineo Mujica, representative of the organization Pueblos Sin Fronteras, which is advising the migrants in the caravan, said the migrants wanted to seek asylum in the United States.
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I signed into law the State-Tribal Collaboration Act to promote and strengthen the relationship between the state and the 22 sovereign tribes and pueblos in New Mexico.
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Cada vez resulta más difícil vivir fuera de la civilización, pero en el Amazonas brasileño aún existen once pueblos indígenas que no han tenido contacto con el mundo.
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El sábado, los funcionarios del país exhortaron a los pueblos y a las aldeas a quitar las barricadas innecesarias y garantizar el traslado fluido de alimentos y suministros.
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Ahora, cientos de millones de personas viven prácticamente aisladas mientras las barricadas bloquean pueblos enteros y las autoridades locales prohíben que las empresas vuelvan a abrir sus instalaciones.
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Las entrevistas con más de tres decenas de personas en varios pueblos de Uttar Pradesh señalan que casi toda la violencia se ha descargado contra los residentes musulmanes.
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The collection at the Poeh was selected by representatives from the six Tewa Pueblos out of NMAI's 500-plus pieces to represent the various Tewa pottery styles and communities.
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While there are organizers from Pueblos Sin Fronteras leading the way, much of the effort to get to the US border is in the hands of the migrants themselves.
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The "caravaners" are part of an orchestrated effort on the part of a group calling itself Pueblos Sin Fronteras, "People without Borders," to challenge the sovereignty of the United States.
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En los pueblos de la zona abundan los fabricantes de violines y de clavecines, y cada vez que hay conciertos los habitantes incluso tararean las canciones junto con los intérpretes.
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Según Caparrós, desde hace dos siglos que la opresión de los pueblos indígenas en México no es responsabilidad de los españoles, sino del Estado y los ricos de ese país.
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Pueblos Sin Fronteras in a statement said the unprecedented number of Central Americans who are part of the caravan, in particular from Honduras, is due in large part to US policies.
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Irineo Mujica, director of Pueblos Sin Fronteras, or People Without Borders, which has organized the caravan, said it will continue to the city of Puebla and then on to Mexico City.
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Pueblos Sin Fronteras, which assisted the migrants who reached Tijuana late last year, denied any participation with the most recent caravan, leading to questions about who was in charge, if anyone.
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"I am a member here, I am closer to home, and I don't have to be in and out of the pueblos," she said, her hands pressed firmly against each other.
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Why it matters: The caravan was organized by a group called Pueblos Sin Fronteras as a way to help migrants safely reach the U.S., avoiding dangerous cartels and immigration law enforcement.
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Vejer de la Frontera, one of Andalusia's famous pueblos blancos (white towns) sits atop a hill overlooking the Barbate River, and is unquestionably one of the more picturesque places I've visited.
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Los bosques amazónicos son vitales para los pueblos indígenas y la vida silvestre en peligro de extinción y absorben una gran parte del dióxido de carbono del calentamiento global del planeta.
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Como primer líder indígena del país, Evo Morales llegó a la presidencia con la promesa de reducir la desigualdad e integrar a los pueblos indígenas de Bolivia en sus instituciones políticas.
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Los bosques amazónicos son vitales para los pueblos indígenas y la vida silvestre en peligro de extinción y absorben una gran parte del dióxido de carbono del calentamiento global del planeta.
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Seventy men, women and children were allowed into the crowded port of entry border crossing early Thursday morning, according to Alex Mensing, a caravan organizer with advocacy group Pueblos Sin Fronteras.
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Whether because of a withering drought, deforestation and soil erosion, or attacks from other tribes, or a combination of these things, their vast empire shrank and became the pueblos of New Mexico.
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Migrants cheer as Irineo Mujica, director of Pueblos Sin Fronteras, announces that the caravan will continue as planned toward Mexico City despite a statement from the Mexican government that it would be disbanded.
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Pueblos Sin Fronteras plans on holding legal workshops for migrants in Puebla, about 340 miles away, where attorneys will advise people on whether they have a good chance of winning an asylum claim.
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Hace décadas, un neurólogo colombiano, Francisco Lopera, comenzó una labor exhaustiva para reunir los registros de nacimiento y de defunción de la familia en Medellín y en remotos pueblos montañeses de los Andes.
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The book's 2304 illustrations reveal similarities between sinuous walls along Japanese gardens and Libyan medina alleyways, and kindred-spirited caretakers at work on New Mexican pueblos and colorful earthen homes in Burkina Faso.
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The soccer-star couple, who got engaged the previous December, rang in the new year in style, exchanging vows in front of nearly 200 guests at Rancho Dos Pueblos in Santa Barbara, California.
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Debido a la ausencia de evidencia clara que demuestre que los personajes están trayendo beneficios económicos, la respuesta de muchos pueblos ante la crisis demográfica de Japón ha sido comenzar a esconderlos discretamente.
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Las muertes en América Latina son el resultado de choques cada vez más violentos entre pueblos que han vivido en territorios durante miles de años y pobladores que llegaron hace mucho menos tiempo.
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Pueblos sin Fronteras organizers announced that they'd try to enter the US at the San Ysidro port of entry, in the San Diego sector of the border, and present themselves for asylum there.
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Organizers of a group that helps Central Americans reach the US border, Pueblos Sin Fronteras ("People Without Borders" in English), identified two of the other fathers as Carlos Batres Aguilar and Eric Matute Castro.
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Con sus errores e ineficiencias, el proyecto europeo lleva seis décadas —en una evolución institucional que inició en la década de los cincuenta— eliminando fronteras, uniendo pueblos tradicionalmente enfrentados, expandiendo prosperidad y garantizando derechos.
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The parks celebrate our country's natural splendor and history, telling the stories of remarkable people and events through special places such as Native American pueblos, Gettysburg National Military Park, and the Statue of Liberty.
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Sin embargo, al poco rato, se desató una riña que derivó en la muerte de su sobrino, Jerhy Rivera, de 45 años, quien era activista a favor de los pueblos indígenas en la comunidad.
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The Rio Grande's revival after one of its lowest years on record has brought relief to Indian pueblos, farmers and water managers along its course from the Colorado Rockies to the Gulf of Mexico.
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Some of them intend to cross the border into the US, although doing so isn't (and has never been) the official, organized goal of Pueblos Sin Fronteras or the caravan itself, according to the group.
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"This is so the women and children can lose their fear, know what it's like to board the train, and turn back if they want," Irineo Mujica, director of Pueblos Sin Fronteras, told the crowd.
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Alex Mensing, a member of Pueblos Sin Fronteras, said separating families is a way to strike fear in the hearts of people in Central America who are thinking about making the journey with their families.
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This low-slung, earth-colored village, with its rough and uneven stone streets, is one of the four communities that make up the Acoma Pueblo, which is one of the state's 19 modern-day pueblos.
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To achieve this end, Pueblos Sin Fronteras along with "legal aid" groups are openly coaching the migrants about what they need to say to immigration officials in order to make a facially valid asylum claim.
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In its far-flung pueblos, banana plantation company towns and dusty cities, Mr. Kaine embraced an interpretation of the gospel, known as liberation theology, that championed social change to improve the lives of the downtrodden.
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Pueblos evolved from pit houses — holes in the ground covered with a raised wooden roof — to labyrinthine dwellings with hundreds of rooms built with strikingly sophisticated masonry techniques, that peaked in the 133th and 213th century.
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The clear objectives of Pueblos Sin Fronteras are to exploit the humanitarian policies of the United States and to take advantage of our asylum system that was carefully crafted to protect the oppressed, not reward opportunists.
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"Nuestra liberación está íntimamente conectada con la liberación de todos los pueblos y comunidades oprimidas", dijo Queer Cine para Palestina, un grupo de cineastas pro-palestinos detrás de la campaña de boicot, en su página web.
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Después de la detención de dos sospechosos del asesinato de Mota, la policía dijo que el crimen fue parte de una campaña regional del cartel Los Rojos para controlar gobiernos locales y robarle recursos a los pueblos.
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Atilano soñó que nuestro país ¾a pesar de lo sumergido que está en una profunda decadencia social¾ consideraría que su movimiento era un modelo para otros pueblos que habían perdido todo y necesitaban resurgir de la nada.
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U.S.-based advocacy group Pueblos Sin Fronteras, which organized the caravan, is bringing in immigration lawyers this weekend to speak with migrants before a planned crossing together into the United States on Sunday to ask for asylum.
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They're the first delegation from a "caravan" of about 21 Central Americans that has traveled through Mexico over the past few weeks on the way to the United States, organized by the humanitarian nonprofit Pueblos sin Fronteras.
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Tensions flared after a Mexican immigration official suggested they go in smaller groups to the border station before the migrants had a chance to meet later in the week with immigration lawyers organized by Pueblos Sin Fronteras.
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Many of the people in the group — which is led by a volunteer organization called Pueblos Sin Fronteras, or People Without Borders — are traveling to the US through Mexico from Honduras to seek asylum, organizers told BuzzFeed News.
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"We really want this to be from here," Ms. Johnson said, adding that she had been particularly grateful that people from several pueblos had offered to perform a sacred corn dance at the opera house before the performances.
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Organizers with Pueblos Sin Fronteras negotiated with Mexican immigration authorities to get people in the caravan humanitarian visas or documents that let them travel freely throughout Mexico for 20 to 30 days without having to worry about being deported.
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"Although some of the participants may choose to cross the US border undetected, it would only be as a result of the unjust, politicized, and racist application of US asylum laws that would discourage them," Pueblos Sin Fronteras said.
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Años después me di cuenta de que su gesto era como el que adoptan los políticos cuando visitan fábricas o pueblos de clase trabajadora; una curiosidad meditada que parecen haber practicado frente al espejo y frente a sus asesores.
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In fact, by assuming that all New Mexican Natives can be represented by an icon specific to a particular group, it continues the colonial tradition of erasing indigenous people by conflating multiple tribes, nations, and pueblos into a single category.
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Officials of Pueblos Sin Fronteras, the volunteer group that organized the caravan, have said throughout the journey that migrants have the right to ask the US for asylum and that the United States must grant them the opportunity to do so.
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Alex Mensing, of Pueblos Sin Fronteras, the group that helped organize the caravan, told BuzzFeed News that the first group to approach the entryway to the US were told by US Customs and Border Patrol (CBP) that they were at capacity.
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En 2013, dio sus primeros pasos en el mundo cuando una fiebre de mascotas invadió Japón y cientos de pueblos envejecidos y decadentes de todo el país recurrieron a personajes coloridos y, a veces excéntricos, para atraer visitantes e inversionistas.
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It might have been interesting to have more connections between each point, like how the pueblos of Taos, New Mexico — the oldest homes discussed — might have influenced the shapes used by Frank Lloyd Wright, such as at his Taliesin West home in Arizona.
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"If this caravan bothers him, then it also bothers me that he supported people like Juan Orlando who oppresses the people, destroys the economy of the country, and creates a humanitarian crisis," Irineo Mujica, director of Pueblos Sin Fronteras, told BuzzFeed News.
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El candidato puntero en las encuestas, Jair Bolsonaro, ha dicho que si es elegido presidente eliminará el Ministerio de Medioambiente, no dejará reservas para pueblos indígenas y apoyará a la agroindustria, principal responsable de la deforestación de "los pulmones de la Tierra".
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"Castalia" and "Arethusa," two low, horizontally oriented sculptures from 1980, currently sited next to Noguchi's rock garden, are also covered with basic structures — pyramids, basins, tiny post-and-lintels — that could be ruins, notes, or references to pueblos or to Cappadocia rock formations.
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El asesinato de Camilo Catrillanca, de 24 años, a manos de las fuerzas policiales, ha puesto los reflectores sobre el trabajo de los Carabineros, particularmente en las zonas del sur chileno donde hay mayor cantidad de habitantes que pertencen a pueblos indígenas.
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La década quedó marcada por las tragedias de los migrantes y el sostenido racismo de los países hegemónicos, pero también por la valiente rebeldía de los pueblos originarios y de las mujeres que gritan "ni una más" para acabar con los feminicidios.
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El martes, una alta funcionaria de salud a nivel federal, Nancy Messonnier, pidió a las ciudades y a los pueblos del país que idearan "medidas de distanciamiento social", como dividir las clases en grupos más pequeños de estudiantes o incluso cerrar las escuelas.
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La tarde del 20 de diciembre, cuando terminó la "yumu'ah" (la oración del viernes) y la gente comenzó a volcarse a las calles en Uttar Pradesh para protestar contra la ley de ciudadanía, la violencia estalló en varios pueblos al mismo tiempo.
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Largely for that reason, the governors of northern New Mexico's pueblos and the Navajo Nation, which have geographic, ancestral, historic and sacred ties to Chaco, recently called for a moratorium on all drilling in the area until the consultations have been completed.
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Traveling across Mexico to document, research and adapt recipes, Ms. Quintana often looked to local producers and cooks for practical knowledge, studying the indigenous ingredients she found in home kitchens, whether along stony waterfronts or across agave-speckled flatlands, in adobe pueblos or apartment buildings.
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Organized by a group of volunteers called Pueblos Sin Fronteras, or People Without Borders, the caravan is intended to help migrants safely reach the United States, bypassing not only authorities who would seek to deport them, but gangs and cartels who are known to assault vulnerable migrants.
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Alex Mensing, a member of Pueblos Sin Fronteras, which helps Central Americans reach the border, said that four children the group is working with remain in the custody of Office of Refugee Resettlement, and that their fathers have not been able to determine where they are located.
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ARCOS DE LA FRONTERA, Spain (Reuters) - Dazzling clusters of cube-shaped houses perched on top of Andalusia's olive tree-studded mountains, the "Pueblos Blancos", or white villages, of southern Spain are named for the lime wash the buildings are painted with to keep the interiors cool.
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It was presumably unintentional, but telling, that the solemn preperformance Corn Dance, a ritual rarely given outside the dancers' pueblos, took place as much of the audience noisily took its seats, air-kissed, and chatted: thousands of rich white people, ignoring the indigenous as they always have.
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Con sus ángulos rectos y su geometría sólida, el edificio podría ser un granero o una torre de vigilancia con vista hacia el Biobío, el río que, durante trescientos años, marcó la frontera entre la colonia española y los territorios de los pueblos mapuches no conquistados en el sur.
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El periodista Alfredo Corchado reflexiona sobre los efectos de las políticas migratorias del gobierno de Donald Trump en los pueblos estadounidenses que durante décadas se han beneficiado por la presencia de migrantes, quienes se han integrado a las dinámicas de las poblaciones y las han ayudado a revitalizarse.
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Trump-era leases have given oil and gas companies access to drilling rights in areas that are known habitats for threatened species, and immediately next to preserved landscapes like the Canyons of the Ancients National Monument in Colorado, famous for its ancient pueblos, rock art and other archaeological sites.
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El partido que debía ocupar el centro liberal de España, que tenía que absorber a los conservadores moderados y a los socialdemócratas defraudados del Partido Socialista Obrero Español (PSOE) es ahora un guiso cada vez más intragable, asomado a acuerdos de rapiña para dirigir algunas ciudades y pueblos.
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"The caravan continues," Gina Garibo, an organizer with Pueblos Sin Fronteras, told reporters hours before the buses left Matías Romero Avendaño, the town in the state of Oaxaca where the migrants had camped out in a sports complex for days, and which chartered the buses to take the migrants to Puebla.
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Por ejemplo, en Birmania, personal militar usó Facebook para ayudar a incitar a la gente en contra de los rohinyás, un grupo étnico que fue víctima de un ataque militar de una crueldad increíble, que incluyó asesinatos, violaciones e incendios de pueblos enteros: alrededor de 700.000 rohinyás huyeron a Bangladés.
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They estimate that most of them will seek asylum or some type of protection in Mexico or the US. "At the end of the day these people have the right to ask for asylum," said Gina Garibo, one of the organizers for Pueblos Sin Fronteras, the volunteer group that organized the caravan.
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To draw attention to the plight of Central American asylum seekers, and using the logic that there's more safety in a large group of migrants traveling out in the open that smaller groups traveling through the shadows, the nonprofit Pueblos Sin Fronteras has organized annual migrant caravans through Mexico to the United States.
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Oaxaca City, and its surrounding pueblos, is an area particularly known for its Dia de Muertos celebrations, which involve the cleaning and dressing of graves in fresh flowers, candles, and food; parades and band jams taking place in the streets; and ofrendas, the traditional altars that are erected temporarily in remembrance of specific loved ones.
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Las medidas para prevenir la desaparición de los tigres en el país asiático han tenido tanto éxito que en los últimos años algunos de estos animales han ido a buscar comida en pueblos; un caso reciente es el de una tigresa de 5 años que se cree ha matado a trece personas [en inglés].
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Gina Garibo, a coordinator with Pueblos Sin Fronteras, which organized the caravan, said that Mexican immigration authorities are planning to keep caravan members outside of the port of entry to the United States, lining them up and allowing in only as many as US Customs and Border Protection officers say they have the capacity to process.
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Danzas tradicionales enaltecidas en un escenario donde tradicionalmente no destacan: Nueva York fue sede hace poco de una muestra del grupo Thunderbird American Indian Dancers, con bailes como el del águila de los hopis (originarios de Arizona) o la danza del venado de los yaquis (pueblos indígenas del norte de México y la meseta central de Estados Unidos).
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" On a conference call with the media on Thursday, Haaland said the movement to rally behind Chaco had a "unifying effect" on the Pueblos and Navajo Nation but that when it came to Congress, where some members wanted to limit the protections offered by the bill, she "had to remind my colleagues that there are some things more important than money.
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Según explica Diego Enrique Osorno, el círculo de protección más importante que ha logrado crear Zambada a su alrededor no solo es político ni policial, sino también social: "El arraigo cultural del narcotráfico es tan grande en amplias comunidades y pueblos de Sinaloa y Durango que el capo es visto más como un protector que como un transgresor de la ley".
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" It continued: "As soon as we began to evoke Native American imagery and symbols in this new film, the House of Dior, Jean-Baptiste Mondino and Johnny Depp immediately decided to contact Native American consultants who are enrolled citizens of the Comanche, Isleta and Taos Pueblos and the Pawnee Nation, with years of experience fighting cultural appropriation and promoting authentic inclusion.
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In April 2018, the nonprofit Pueblos Sin Fronteras launched its annual Central American migrant caravan — a group of hundreds of asylum seekers from the Northern Triangle of Central America (Guatemala, Honduras and El Salvador) traveling together through Mexico to the US to draw attention to the plight of the hundreds of thousands of asylum seekers who make that journey and to maintain safety in numbers.
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La tradición y estilo de tatuaje de más de 10.000 años de antigüedad de los inuit o gwich'in parecía perdida hasta que un grupo de mujeres descendientes de esos pueblos indígenas de Alaska creó un programa para estudiar y revitalizar la práctica, que consiste en tatuar líneas y símbolos para marcar hitos en las vidas de las mujeres, como su primera menstruación o cuando logran dominar una nueva habilidad [en inglés].
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Para hacer avanzar su causa, el partido de Sturgeon debe hacerse de escaños como los de Stirling, un electorado grande con pueblos, comunidades de clase obrera y aldeas prósperas, donde el destino de Escocia se decidió en tiempos pasados: en la Batalla del Puente de Stirling en 1297, cuando William Wallace derrotó a los ingleses, y en la batalla de Bannockburn en 1314, cuando Eduardo II de Inglaterra fue derrotado.
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In March, Reuters reported that the Department of Homeland Security was considering separating women and children who crossed the border as a way to deter families from coming to the US. Alex Mensing, a member of Pueblos Sin Fronteras ("People Without Borders" in English), a group that helps Central Americans reach the US border, said separating the fathers was a deterrent technique from ICE and has also happened to women in the past.
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