3.1 Artifacts as well as modern - day languages suggest that the majority of the indigenous people in southern Costa Rica are ancestrally related to the Chibcha speaking peoples of South America ( Stone , 1964 ) .

39 INDIGENOUS PEOPLES AND NGOS " We , the indigenous peoples of the world , since the times of our ancestors , have constructed a culture , a civilization , a history and a vision of the world that has allowed us to coexist in a ...

Identification of the indigenous peoples ' situation At the request of the Governments of El Salvador , Guatemala , Honduras and Panama , Indigenous Profiles were carried out in each country , consisting of diagnoses of the indigenous ...

Peoples . At this conference , one of the conclusions reached was that the individualistic and monopolistic concept of ... It was also concluded that knowledge regarding genetic resources , and the indigenous people or the regions or ...

Although the word ' Indian ' has had derogatory implications in Ecuador , we use it because indigenous people are once ... are those between the Organisation of Indigenous Peoples of Pastaza and the Ecuadorian government over local land ...

HAVING SEEN : STRENGTHENING IICA COOPERATION FOR THE SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT OF AGRICULTURE , THE PRESERVATION OF NATURAL RESOURCES AND BIODIVERSITY IN COMMUNITIES INHABITED BY THE INDIGENOUS PEOPLES ' OF THE HEMISPHERE The EXECUTIVE ...

Indigenous peoples make up most of the rural population in sev eral Latin American countries , but their access to land , credit and services continues to be limited . Any SRD policy adopted in these countries must consider ethnic ...

Indigenous peoples make up most of the rural population in sev eral Latin American countries , but their access to land , credit and services continues to be limited . Any SRD policy adopted in these countries must consider ethnic ...

The word chocolatl was used by Maya and Aztec peoples to refer to a beverage that they prepared from the cacao beans . Today many indigenous ... The Kuna indigenous people in Panama consume about 40 cups of chocolate per week .

Arner Non - tribal immigrants may encroach upon land which belongs to tribal people without recognizing the latter's ... Hall ( 1989 ) expresses this particularly well for Brazil , where indigenous peoples have an " in - common ...