Black and Indigenous Organizations in Central America: Their Struggles for Recognitions and Resources, CCARC 2002.
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Black and Indigenous Organizations in Central America: Their Struggles for Recognitions and Resources, CCARC 2002.

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Black and Indigenous Organizations in Central America:  Their Struggles for Recognitions and Resources, CCARC 2002.

Taking into account the effervescence of representative organizations of indigenous and black peoples in Central America in the 1990s, the central objectives of this study were, first, to create an inventory of existing organizations and second, to develop an analytical framework to differentiate between these organizations, according to their main demands, activities, objectives/goals and political visions, the alliances they form, their main achievements and other factors.

 

Our research covered the seven Central American countries-Guatemala, Honduras, Nicaragua, Panama, Costa Rica, El Salvador and Belize-although it emphasized the four first ones, reflecting the priorities of the Ford Foundation and the relative importance of the subject.

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