Indigenous Wars - Nicaragua
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January 1998
An excellent report that addresses the uncertain future for indigenous Nicaraguans as they fight against their own government and people.
An 80% unemployment rate and commercialisation of the Mosquito coast has encouraged a growing trade in Crack cocaine. On a tour of the Ghettos of 'Little Miami', multitudes of brothels, crack dens and bars line the streets. The Nicaraguan government is unsympathetic to the natives pleas for land titles and autonomy of the Atlantic coast. In a desperate attempt to hold on to what is, traditionally, their land; a group of natives, the Miskit Indians, has taken up arms against the government. The authorities respond aggressively with the planting of land mines, a step contrary to an international convention, of which Nicaragua is a signatory.
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i am mestizo of nicaraguan parents from managua. i am ashamed of the state of my people, why do we surpress our heritage, why do we forget it. I have no loyalty towards hispanics, latinos, the spanish language religion or culture. it is alien my blood is mestizo but i am still indigenous to the land. the european influence is just a colonial scar.
Embrace your true heritage
those are features of the nican tlaca people not blacks or europeans.
but thats just a teaspoon of milk in a cup of coffee. its time for indigenous renaissance just lik the europeans did after rome fell to BARBARIANS and succumbed to the dark ages.well folks this is ourdark age and only by reclaiming the past can we do just like the europeans of the 16th century.