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31. CARICOM member states show contempt for Indigenous Peoples AGAIN

Caribbean/Politics

Washington, D.C. (UCTP Taino News) - For the 14th consecutive time CARICOM member States of the OAS refused to participate in the meeting of negotiations on the points of consensus on the historic Draft Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous ...

32. INSIDERS’ REPORT FROM THE 4th INDIGENOUS LEADERS SUMMIT OF THE AMERICAS

Caribbean/News

An Editorial Report by Damon G. Corrie - The 4th Indigenous Leaders Summit of the Americas was held April 11-14, 2012 in Cartagena, Columbia. It was in my view the first time in history that an Indigenous Leaders Summit of the Americas (ILSA) w...

33. Pillay to visit Barbados

Caribbean/News

GENEVA – The UN High Commissioner for Human Rights Navi Pillay will make an official visit to Barbados, at the invitation of the Government, from 3-5 April 2012. It will be the first ever mission by a UN human rights chief to any of the ...

34. National Native HIV/AIDS Awareness Day

Caribbean/Health

Today, March 20th, 2012, has been designated as the National Native HIV/AIDS Awareness Day, by the Center of Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). The United Confederation of Ta�no People has joined in the effort, so that we can help our co...

35. OAS Heads of State Have an Historic Opportunity...

Caribbean/News

On 9th February 2012, in the Gabriella Mistral room at the GSB Building of the Organization of American States located at 1889 F st. NW Washington DC; a Consultation Session with the working group on ‘Access to and Use of Technology&lsquo...

36. The First American Freedom Fighter

Caribbean/Education

February 2nd stands as the 500th anniversary of the death of Hatuey, an Indigenous American fighter for independence from colonialism not mentioned in the same breath as Patrick Henry, George Washington, and Thomas Jefferson. However, Hatuey ...

37. El Tubo de la Muerte/The Pipeline of Death - Puerto Rico's Via Verde

Caribbean/Environment

The people of Puerto Rico had until today, January 30, 2012, to express their views on one of the largest and potentially most destructive and controversial projects they have ever confronted: the 92-mile long Via Verde gas pipeline proje...

18/02/2012 | 1016 Посещения | Печать | PDF | Email

38. SCPDA Press Release: Wapichan people in Guyana showcase community proposal to save tropical forests

Caribbean/Environment

Georgetown, Guyana -� The indigenous Wapichan people of Guyana, South America, will make public today a locally-made digital map of their traditional territory alongside a ground-breaking community proposal to care for 1.4 million ha ...

39. A Taíno Response to "The Myth of Taíno Survival in the Spanish-Speaking Caribbean"

Caribbean/Self-Determination

Dr. Gabriel Haslip-Viera has a problem with Ta�no people. Could it be that our increasing presence forces the uncomfortable exposure of not only the "myth of Ta�no extinction" but of the deliberate, multi-generational ...

40. Taíno People Honored by the Mashantucket Pequot Nation

Caribbean/Self-Determination

Mashantucket, Connecticut (UCTP Ta�no News) - As a part of their historic commemoration of Native American Heritage Month 2011, the Mashantucket Pequot Nation ceremonially received the flag of the United Confederation of Ta�no People ...

41. Los Buchillones Archaeological Site Declared a National Monument

Caribbean/Education

The Los Buchillones Archaeological Site was declared a National Monument on Thursday, because of the importance of the findings of the remains of a Taino village. The site raises new questions about the lives of aboriginal people in Cuba a...

42. Legislation eradicates Dominican “Indians”

Caribbean/Self-Determination

Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic - Mulatto, black and white will be the only colors among Dominicans and will be stated thus in the citizens ID cards (cedula), effectively eradicating the nation’s “Indians.” �

24/11/2011 | 908 Посещения | Печать | PDF | Email

43. Rebuilding the genome of a hidden ethnicity

Caribbean/Health

The Ta�nos were the first Native Americans to meet European explorers in the Caribbean — and they soon fell victim to the diseases and violence brought by the outsiders. Today, the genomes of most if not all descendents of Ta&ia...

44. Occupy Wall Street Welcomes Indigenous Peoples

Caribbean/News

New York, NY (UCTP Taino News) – As the United States officially celebrated Columbus Day on Monday, indigenous peoples joined thousands of activists to commemorate “Indigenous Peoples Day” at Occupy Wall Street in Lower Manhattan...

45. Caurita Stone a Carib legacy

Caribbean/Traditional Knowledge

Trinidad - Since 1995 when the existence of the Caurita Stone was first publicised in our local newspapers, there has been much speculation as to the origins and meanings of the etchings on its surface. Back then, the stone was known as the &...

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