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Año:
2011
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2308-7862, 1813-369X
Acosta, María Luisa
BICU
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The author of this article, diffuses the progresses and current challenges of the demarcation, land registration and draining process of the territories that are constituted by indigenous villages and afro-descendants of the Autonomous Region of the Caribbean Coast and the basin of the Bocay, Wangki (Coco), Indio and Maiz rivers, which are located in the Jinotega and Rio San Juan departments of Nicaragua. Specifically, the article deals with the most significant challenges so that this process crowns with a true protection method for the Human Rights and the self-determination and sustainable development of these villages and communities, based on their collective property. 1. LAND PROPERTY-CARIBBEAN COAST (NICARAGUA)-PROTECTION 2. LAND DEMARCATION-CARIBBEAN COAST (NICARAGUA)-PROCESS DOI: 10.5377/wani.v60i0.261Wani No.60 2010 pp.5-17
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2011
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2308-7862, 1813-369X
Bushey, Jorge Matamoros
BICU
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The following study intends to provide a reading of events advocating independence, which are led by the senior citizen boards in the Miskito communities of the Nicaraguan Caribbean Coast. Considering this objective, the text is the product of a reflection. Such reflection comes from the direct experience observation of the facts and the assistance of the qualified opinion from other observers that belong to the local journalists circle, members of other professional discipline and community participants of the events. The article is divided in three sections. The first part deals with the valuation of the incidents in the region. The second part underlines slightly the cultural-symbolic importance of senior citizens within the idiosyncrasy of the community. The last and third section attempts to present the Communitarian Nation concept of La Mosquitia, as well as the basic demands of senior citizens. DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.5377/wani.v59i0.255Wani No.59 2009 pp.8-18
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2011
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2308-7862, 1813-369X
Minks, Amanda
BICU
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In this article, the author begins her examination about interculturality among Miskito children in Corn Island, which are based on ethnographic and linguistic-anthropologic researches that she performed in 2002 and 2003. The transcribed interactions conscientiously disclose how the Miskito children combined the traditional knowledge and the one from the media, as well as the multilinguism and the imaginative game in their everyday speech in Corn Island. It is proposed that the interculturality is not only a pedagogy promoted by regional and transnational institutions, but also a daily communication practice, based on the stories of interaction and exchange. The official interculturality discourse has been a way to negotiate the cultural differences among educational institutions in the Nicaraguan Caribbean Coast and other places. Nevertheless, the interculturality practice emerges in daily interaction, which provides native resorts for the dialogue and the identity. DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.5377/wani.v59i0.257Wani No.59 2009 pp.31-49
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2011
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2308-7862, 1813-369X
Álvarez, María Dolores; Montenegro, Bayardo Gámez
BICU
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The present study deals with the traditions that shape the cultural identity of the Gariphuna/ Garinagu currently settled in Nicaraguan territory, which purpose is to support the revitalization of their language and culture. This research intends to confirm the existence of active bearers, in this community, that contribute to the compilation of oral knowledge, which include topics such as diet, daily life, children’s games, social organization, kinship, economy, education, festivals and rituals, musical instruments, artistic demonstrations, traditional medicine, migration and housing. DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.5377/wani.v59i0.258Wani No.59 2009 pp.50-65
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2011
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2308-7862, 1813-369X
de Herlihy, Laura Hobson
BICU
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On August 23rd, 2009, in Managua, anthropologist Laura Herlihy interviewed Yatama leader and Nicaraguan deputy Brooklyn Rivera. Rivera answered questions on a broad range of topics, including his childhood and leadership qualities, the new Miskitu independence movement, Yatama’s alliance with the Sandinistas, the Sihkru Tara, and recent problems in Honduras. An introduction by Herlihy provides the background and context of the interview, which was conducted in Miskitu, revealing the way that Brooklyn Rivera expresses himself in his native language. DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.5377/wani.v59i0.259Wani No.59 2009 pp.66-71
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2011
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2308-7862, 1813-369X
Editor, The
BICU
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This study presents the results of the electoral observation and monitoring carried out by IPADE before, during and after the Nicaraguan Caribbean elections on March 7, 2010. The observation team was composed of a central team and a net of voluntaries with professional experience on ten previous elections. The main intention of this observation was to verify the transparency of the electoral process and to contribute in a constructive way to improve the electoral system. 1. ELECTIONS-CARIBBEAN COAST (NICARAGUA)-REPORTS 2. ELECTIONS-CARIBBEAN COAST (NICARAGUA)- OBSERVATIONS DOI: 10.5377/wani.v60i0.262Wani No.60 2010 pp.18-41
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2011
ISSN:
2308-7862, 1813-369X
Editor, The
BICU
Resumen
DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.5377/wani.v59i0.260Wani No.59 2009 pp.72-75
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2011
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2308-7862, 1813-369X
Barbeyto, Arelly
BICU
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The peace treaties between the government and the armed insurgency in Nicaragua and Guatemala was a necessity due to the different forms of social historical exclusions that the indigenous villages faced in each one of these countries, in which a war process was evident and afflicted them directly. The solution was a peace treaty. This analysis focused in the content of the treaties, which are higher social, cultural, economic and legal demands. Since these treaties were singed, for the afro-descendants indigenous people of these two countries, the planned challenge is the implementation of the full citizenship of these villages, in coherence with the democratic advances in the Centro American region. 1. CENTRO AMERICAN INDIGENOUS-TREATIES 2. ACTION AND DEFENCE (RIGHT)-CARIBBEAN COAST(NICARAGUA)-TREATIES DOI: 10.5377/wani.v60i0.264Wani No.60 2010 pp.56-72
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2011
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2308-7862, 1813-369X
Fonseca, Gizaneta; Escribano, Pablo
BICU
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This article depicts a substantial summary of the technical information used by agency for technical cooperation and Development (ACTED) and communities from two indigenous territories of the Bosawas Biosphere Reserve, regarding the implementation of agroforestal systems for the sustainable use of the natural resources. The article is part of the participative experience of the execution of the project. Wani shows this experience to its readers due to the relevance of the topic regarding the use and conservation of the natural resources of the Bosowas Reserve, particularly, to the spread of the valuable information about the development process of the indigenous territories of the reserve. 1-SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT-BOSAWAS (NICARAGUA) 2- NATURAL RESOURCES CONSERVATION-BOSAWAS (NICARAGUA) DOI: 10.5377/wani.v60i0.265Wani No.60 2010 pp.73-88
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Año:
2011
ISSN:
2308-7862, 1813-369X
Acosta, María Luisa
BICU
Resumen
The author of this article, diffuses the progresses and current challenges of the demarcation, land registration and draining process of the territories that are constituted by indigenous villages and afro-descendants of the Autonomous Region of the Caribbean Coast and the basin of the Bocay, Wangki (Coco), Indio and Maiz rivers, which are located in the Jinotega and Rio San Juan departments of Nicaragua. Specifically, the article deals with the most significant challenges so that this process crowns with a true protection method for the Human Rights and the self-determination and sustainable development of these villages and communities, based on their collective property. 1. LAND PROPERTY-CARIBBEAN COAST (NICARAGUA)-PROTECTION 2. LAND DEMARCATION-CARIBBEAN COAST (NICARAGUA)-PROCESS DOI: 10.5377/wani.v60i0.261Wani No.60 2010 pp.5-17
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