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Ache Indians in Paraguay hold bow, arrow festival
(1/23/2013)
(Paraguay) -- An Ache Indian village in Paraguay's jungle has celebrated the anniversary of its founding and recognition that the tribe's warriors are the best...
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BLOG: Revealed: Secret Agenda of Ranchers to Steal Uncontacted Tribe’s Land in Paraguay
(8/1/2012)
(Paraguay) -- The secret agenda of a huge ranching firm in Paraguay has been exposed by satellite photos showing a newly-constructed reservoir.
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Rancher’s Tricks Against Indigenous in Paraguay Backfire
(6/15/2012)
(Paraguay) -- Ranchers in Paraguay who tried to trick an indigenous tribe into signing away their land have got their comeuppance.
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Paraguay indigenous Ache skull returned home
(5/7/2012)
(Paraguay) -- The skull of an indigenous Ache girl has been returned to her community in Paraguay, more than a century after it was taken to a museum by scientists.
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Paraguay’s indigenous community wins back 'stolen' land
(4/25/2012)
(Paraguay) -- After losing its land to ranchers 15 years ago, Paraguay’s Yakye Axa community hopes now to return to its traditional way of life: a 2005 court...
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Uncontacted Tribe Discovered In Paraguay's Chaco Region
(3/16/2012)
(Paraguay) -- The Ayoreo-Totobiegosode Indians can’t claim six degrees of separation from any individual outside of their tribe, and they would prefer to keep it...
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The ‘hiding tribe’ discovered in Paraguay
(3/15/2012)
(Paraguay) -- Paraguayan officials confirmed earlier this month that a previously unknown tribe is living in a section of the country’s vast Chaco forest.
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Paraguay Returns Land to Indigenous Peoples of Northern Chaco
(1/4/2012)
(Paraguay) -- Closing out 2011 the Government of Paraguay made an emphasis on improving the living conditions of Indigenous Peoples that began in August and progressed...
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Drug smugglers kill indigenous people in Paraguay
(11/23/2011)
(Paraguay) -- Officials in Paraguay say at least four indigenous people have been killed by drug traffickers in the country's remote north-east since August.
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Paraguay’s Indigenous Peoples’ Rights Slowly Improving
(11/10/2011)
(Paraguay) -- On a recent visit to Paraguay, Kyung-wha Kang, UN Deputy High Commissioner for Human Rights, noted that the government has made progress to protect and...
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UN Lukewarm to Paraguay Indian Tribe's Concerns
(8/31/2011)
(Paraguay) -- Survival International, an organization working for tribal peoples' rights worldwide, is urging the President of Paraguay and head of the government’s...
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Persecution of Paraguay Indians Exposed to UN (VIDEO)
(8/13/2011)
(Paraguay) -- UN officials have been warned of the imminent threat against the lives of Paraguay’s last remaining uncontacted tribe ahead of their meeting today that...
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Persecution of Paraguay Indians Exposed to UN
(8/11/2011)
(Paraguay) -- UN officials have been warned of the imminent threat against the lives of Paraguay’s last remaining uncontacted tribe ahead of their meeting today...
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The shrinking world of Paraguay's uncontacted tribe
(7/9/2011)
(Paraguay) -- Paraguay’s ethnic Ayoreo Indians have appealed to the UN’s flagship business initiative not to allow companies use it as a tool to mask human...
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Natural History Museum cancels trip to Paraguay after talks with indigenous tribes fail
(7/4/2011)
(Paraguay) -- The Natural History Museum has cancelled its biggest expedition in 50 years following concerns that the trip to northern Paraguay would risk the lives of...
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Satellites Spot Illegal Logging of Uncontacted Tribes’ Home
(5/20/2011)
(Paraguay) -- Some of the world’s most sophisticated technology is being used to protect indigenous people who’ve entirely avoided the industrial world.
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Satellite Imagery Captures Rangers Destroying Indigenous Lands
(4/28/2011)
(Paraguay) -- Big brother is watching via satellite, and in this case it’s a good thing. Newly-released satellite images caught wealthy landowners in Paraguay red-...
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Paraguay's last Maka tribal chief laments having no male heir; democratic elections planned
(4/19/2011)
(Paraguay) -- Britain isn't the only place where people are concerned about the rules of royal succession. In Paraguay, the leader of the Maka (ma-KAA) Indian tribe is...
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Can Paraguay Save Indigenous Tribe from Cattle Ranchers?
(11/5/2010)
(Paraguay) -- As Thanksgiving approaches in the United States, we at TGB are taking a special look at the world social issues that surround many of the indigenous tribes...
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Paraguay hopes to shield tribe from outside world
(10/26/2010)
(Paraguay) -- Paraguay's government is in talks to buy privately owned land as it races to protect an isolated tribe from the advance of cattle ranching, which could...
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