Posted on December 20, 2018
By SANTIAGO NAVARROIntercontinental Cry There will be profound changes, but they’ll come in accordance with the established legal order. There will be freedom for businesses. In terms of economics, we’ll respect the Banco de Mexico’s autonomy. The new… Read More
Posted on July 6, 2018
By Cory Rogers Appeared previously on IntercontinentalCry.org The best way to save forests and curb biodiversity loss is to recognize the claims of indigenous peoples to their territories, a new report urges. Published by the Rights and… Read More
Posted on October 19, 2017
By COURTNEY PARKER Originally published by Intercontinental Cry One day after she received an ominous warning, Indigenous Community Judge Celedonia Zalazar Point and her husband, Tito José González Bendles, were shot to death by Colonos in the… Read More
Posted on October 16, 2017
CHILE’S STILL USING PINOCHET’S ANTI-TERRORIST LAW AGAINST THE MAPUCHE FORMER PRESIDENT PIÑERA ARGUES THAT THE CONTROVERSIAL LAW NEEDS TO BE TAKEN FURTHER By Alejandra Gaitan Barrera Originally published by Intercontinental Cry The Mapuche territory, the Wallmapu, was never settled… Read More
Posted on July 31, 2017
By Rosalyn R. LaPier Originally appeared in Intercontinental Cry The Colorado River, one of the longest rivers in the United States, is gradually shrinking. This is partly a result of overuse by municipalities and seasonal drought. The other reason… Read More
Category: Climate Justice, Featured, Indigenous Peoples, Social Media News Tags: blackfeet, Colorado River, global warming, indigenous, intercontinental cry, montana
Posted on March 15, 2017
Global Justice Ecology Project, Biofuelwatch and Indigenous Environmental Network, created this interactive poster on GE trees titled ‘Forests at the Crossroads’ for the 2016 IUCN World Congress. The poster can be seen at this link. The following is a sample of some… Read More
Posted on October 18, 2016
Via Intercontinental Cry: Despite making up a tiny fraction of the world’s population, Indigenous Peoples hold ancestral rights to some 65 percent of the planet. This poignant fact speaks well to the enormous role that Indigenous Peoples play… Read More
Category: Featured, Social Media News Tags: indigenous, intercontinental cry, NODAPL, pipeline
Posted on May 3, 2016
Two North American companies want to dig for gold in a national park in Colombia’s Amazonas Department. The miners are using the free trade agreement between Colombia and the U.S. to sue the country for $16.5 billion and… Read More
Posted on February 9, 2016
Chants, cheers, and the sound of honking cars echoed through the streets of Auckland on Thursday, as demonstrators took over the central city, protesting the Trans Pacific Partnership Agreement. Buchanan Cullen was there with his three children. “The… Read More
Category: Social Media News Tags: indigenous, intercontinental cry, new zealand, TPP
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