EHECATL
El Viento de Aztlan
Primavera Xihuitl Nahui Acatl Spring 2003.
Indigenous Peoples Peace Initiative
Year 4 Reed, Day Two Crocodile
Wednesday, March 12, 2003
Izkalotlan, Aztlan -- Emerging from a three day traditional
gathering of Indigenous Nations and Pueblos, a legation of
Indigenous Peoples initiated today a global Indigenous Peoples
Peace Initiative intended to restore the principles of
"yectlamatcayetoliztli" (PEACE) as a mandate of humanity from the
future generations. The proclamation was made from the NAHUACALLI,
Embassy of the Indigenous Peoples located in Phoenix, Arizona.
"We must disarm the global regime of nationalism of the state. The
psychologies of hatred and competition under which the government
states of the world would have us sacrifice our humanity and our
children to senseless wars will no longer be tolerated. As
Indigenous Peoples of the world, we further challenge the
government states of the United Nations system to criminalize the
destructive impact of warfare upon the ecosystems of the Earth
itself, by defining appropriate international legal protocols
regarding the conduct of warfare such as the Geneva Convention."
Said Tupac Enrique Acosta, member of the Xicano Nahuatl Nation.
To implement the Indigenous Peoples Peace Initiative,
representatives of the diverse and distinct Indigenous Nations
attending the launch of the global campaign, moved out from the
Nahaucalli embassy in the Four Directions, with assignments to
convoke the traditional spiritual leadership from around the world
to engage in the restoration process of Peace and Dignity. The
first objective of the Indigenous Peoples Peace Initiative is to
make known to the conscience of all humanity that the calls to war
by the government states will not apply to the Indigenous Peoples
globally, and will not be answered. Instead, the Indigenous
Nations of the continent Itzachilatlan, (the Americas) propose
that the indigenous nation confederations from around the world
rise to reclaim the destiny of the future generations, by invoking
spiritual and moral authority as the protectors of the Mother
Earth. The Indigenous Peoples of this hemisphere have maintained
such a spiritual, cultural, and political confederacy since time
immemorial. This confederacy is known as the Confederation of the
Eagle and the Condor.
In terms of communications, the IPPI has implemented a hyperspace
linkup, and will be delivering a message to the United Nations
representatives of the Permanent Forum on Indigenous Issues under
the Economic and Social Council on May 15 in New York. The
Nahaucalli in Phoenix, Arizona will serve as clearing house for
the first phase of the Indigenous Peoples Peace Initiative.
Referring to the Xiuhpohualli, the count of years of Izkalotlan,
Aztlan which correlates to other counts of calendar systems among
the Maya and Nahua Nations, the legation travels now to fulfill an
ancestral mandate called the prophecy of the Sixth Sun given on
August the 13, 1521 in Mexico. "It is the dawn of the Sun of
Justice. The first rays of light from the East have been seen,
they have been felt," said one youth who has made a lifelong
commitment to the goals of the initiative. "Now is the time to go
forward in a sacred manner. A new world is about to be born."
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Wednesday, November 30, 2016
International Indigenous Human Rights Observers Arriving at Standing Rock
Continental Commission Abya Yala
Indigenous Peoples Peace Initiative
International Indigenous Human Rights Observers Arriving at Standing
Rock
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In
an independent initiative of the Original
Nations of Indigenous Peoples of the
Great Turtle Island Abya Yala [the Americas] the Continental Commission Abya Yala is mobilizing a team of International Indigenous Human Rights
Observers to arrive at Standing Rock, North Dakota by December 4, 2016. The
delegation is planning to arrive at the Oceti
Sakowin Camp in advance of the December 5 deadline declared by District
Commander John W. Henderson who announced on November 25 that the US Army Corps
of Engineers (USACE) would be "closing the portion of the Corps-managed
federal property north of the Cannonball River to all public use and access effective
December 5, 2016."
A subsequent statement by the USACE on November 27 clarified that their role in the conflict over the non-permitted drilling operation of the Dakota Access Pipeline on the banks of the Missouri River is as a manager of Federal property, and that as such the USACE has “no plans for forcible removal” of the Oceti Sakowin camp north of the Cannonball River.
The mission of the International Indigenous Human Rights Observers will be to monitor, witness, and report on the developments at the site of the conflict between the Oceti Sakowin Dakota-Nakota-Lakota Nations and the Civil Resistance Camp of Water Defenders at Standing Rock who are facing the complicit and colluding forces of the corporation Dakota Access Pipeline, owned by Energy Transfer Partners and the aligned political and economic interests of the state of North Dakota who are driving the Bakken Oilfields pipeline project.
On November 28th, North Dakota governor Jack Dalrymple issued an order of “mandatory evacuation of all persons located in the proprietary jurisdiction of the United States Army Corps of Engineers” as referenced in the initial USACE announcement of November 25th.
In immediate response to the executive order by Gov. Dalrymple, Standing Rock Sioux Tribe Chairman, Dave Archambault II called on the Army Corps to reaffirm their position of no forcible removal and denounced the act by the head public office holder of the state of North Dakota stating:
A subsequent statement by the USACE on November 27 clarified that their role in the conflict over the non-permitted drilling operation of the Dakota Access Pipeline on the banks of the Missouri River is as a manager of Federal property, and that as such the USACE has “no plans for forcible removal” of the Oceti Sakowin camp north of the Cannonball River.
The mission of the International Indigenous Human Rights Observers will be to monitor, witness, and report on the developments at the site of the conflict between the Oceti Sakowin Dakota-Nakota-Lakota Nations and the Civil Resistance Camp of Water Defenders at Standing Rock who are facing the complicit and colluding forces of the corporation Dakota Access Pipeline, owned by Energy Transfer Partners and the aligned political and economic interests of the state of North Dakota who are driving the Bakken Oilfields pipeline project.
On November 28th, North Dakota governor Jack Dalrymple issued an order of “mandatory evacuation of all persons located in the proprietary jurisdiction of the United States Army Corps of Engineers” as referenced in the initial USACE announcement of November 25th.
In immediate response to the executive order by Gov. Dalrymple, Standing Rock Sioux Tribe Chairman, Dave Archambault II called on the Army Corps to reaffirm their position of no forcible removal and denounced the act by the head public office holder of the state of North Dakota stating:
“This state executive order is a menacing action meant to
cause fear, and is a blatant attempt by the state and local officials to usurp
and circumvent federal authority. The USACE has clearly stated that it does not
intend to forcibly remove campers from federal property. The Governor cites
harsh weather conditions and the threat to human life. As I have stated
previously, the most dangerous thing we can do is force well-situated campers
from their shelters and into the cold. If the true concern is for public safety
than the Governor should clear the blockade and the county law enforcement
should cease all use of flash grenades, high-pressure water cannons in freezing
temperatures, dog kennels for temporary human jails, and any harmful weaponry
against human beings. This is a clear stretch of state emergency management
authority and a further attempt to abuse and humiliate the water protectors.
The State has since clarified that they won’t be deploying law enforcement to
forcibly remove campers, but we are wary that this executive order will enable
further human rights violations.”
In
light of these actions by officers and public officials of the local, state,
federal and tribal governments, and in full recognition, acknowledgement, and
in Defense of the Universal Human Right of
Self Determination of the Oceti
Sakowin Dakota-Nakota-Lakota Nations and all other Original Nations of Indigenous Peoples of the territories involved
or impacted by the conflict over the Dakota Access Pipeline at Standing Rock, the Continental Commission
Abya Yala presents the following clarifications:
The statements given this week by US government public
officials, two by the USACE on November 25 and 27, and the order by Gov. Dalrymple
on November 28 clearly establish that the purview of their claims to
jurisdiction over the “public lands” is a derivative of the proprietary right
purportedly ascribed to the US federal government.
In fact, and in law – this proprietary interest of the US Federal Government has not been established as a valid legal right under the principle
of the Rule of Law, certainly not
one that has been recognized as such by the Oceti Sakowin Dakota-Nakota-Lakota
Nations, signatories of the 1851 and
1868 Fort Laramie Treaties, and all other Original Nations of Indigenous
Peoples of the territories involved.
Further to this point, as has been acknowledged
by the US Federal Court itself in the case of the Delaware Nation v. Pennsylvania (2004), the court ruled that the issues
of the case were beyond the capacity of a US court to deliver justice, calling
the case nonjusticiable, although it
acknowledged that Indian title appeared to have been extinguished by fraud.
This ruling held through the United States courts of appeals and subsequently the
US Supreme Court refused to hear the case.
Not that a hearing before the US Supreme Court would
provide any hope for justice on addressing the issue of any “proprietary” interest that the US
Federal government may have at Standing Rock or anywhere else on the continent
for that matter. All US property law is based on the 1823 Johnson v. M’Intosh
SCOTUS decision which established the colonial Doctrine of Discovery of Christendom as fundamental to all
jurisdictions of all US courts, departments of government, and law enforcement
officials from county cops to state militia, from state governors to the local
dog catcher.
Most recently, this perverted principle of the “Law of the Rulers” (AKA European American
settler state constructs of Colonization
and White Supremacy) was
reaffirmed by the US Supreme Court in the case of City of Sherrill v. Oneida Indian Nation of New York (2005), where
Judge Ginsberg invoked the perverted and dehumanizing reasoning the Doctrine of Discovery to affirm what
amounts to a legaloide form of apartheid
as articulated in the 1823 Johnson v. M’Intosh
decision, and extrapolated continentally the same year under the guise of the Monroe Doctrine.
Previously, and as example of the what may be
expected of the US Justice Department’s role in defending the cause of justice
regarding the issue of easement rights
at the drill site of the Dakota Access Pipeline at Lake Oahe on the banks of the Missouri
River, in 1954 the U.S. Justice
Department submitted to the U.S. Supreme Court in the case Tee-Hit-Ton Indians v. United States the argument that the
Tee-Hit-Ton Indians should not receive monetary compensation for a taking of
their timber because “the Christian
nations of Europe acquired jurisdiction over the lands of heathens and infidels.”
In international context, in 2012 the UN Permanent Forum on Indigenous Issues,
an advisory body to the United Nations Economic and Social Council, made the
following recommendation to all member states, advisory bodies, and affiliated
organizations of the UN system around the world:
“The Permanent Forum recalls the fourth preambular paragraph
of the United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples, which
affirms that all doctrines, policies and practices based on or advocating
superiority of peoples or individuals on the basis of national origin or
racial, religious, ethnic or cultural differences are racist, scientifically
false, legally invalid, morally condemnable and socially unjust.
Legal and political justification for the dispossession of
indigenous peoples from their lands, their disenfranchisement and the
abrogation of their rights such as the doctrine of discovery, the doctrine of
domination, “conquest”, “discovery”, terra
nullius or the Regalian doctrine
were adopted by colonizers throughout the world.
While these nefarious
doctrines were promoted as the authority for the acquisition of the lands
and territories of indigenous peoples, there were broader assumptions implicit
in the doctrines, which became the basis for the assertion of authority and
control over the lives of indigenous peoples and their lands, territories and
resources. Indigenous peoples were constructed as “savages”, “barbarians”,
“backward” and “inferior and uncivilized” by the colonizers who used such
constructs to subjugate, dominate and exploit indigenous peoples and their lands,
territories and resources.
The Permanent Forum calls upon States to repudiate such doctrines as the basis for denying Indigenous Peoples’ human rights.”
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In
September of 2016, a Message of Solidarity with Standing Rock delivered on the
ground at the Oceti Sakowin Camp by the Continental
Commission Abya Yala to the traditional and tribal leadership of the Dakota-Nakota-Lakota
Nations, Signatories of the 1851 and 1868 Fort Laramie Treaties, and all other
Original Nations of Indigenous Peoples of the territories involved. An extract of that statement:
It deserves noting, that while Dr. Martinez called for the establishment of a distinct international body back in 1999 to address treaty disputes between Nations of Indigenous Peoples of Mother Earth and the Government States of the UN system, that was nine years before the UN itself adopted the Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples (2007) which now has unequivocally proclaimed Indigenous Peoples as “Equal to all other peoples…”
As Peoples, equal to all other peoples, our treaties are also equal to all other treaties and thus our traditional systems of International Law, from Jurisgenesis to Jurisprudence, from Jurisdiction to Judgment, must also be integrated without prejudice into the design, implementation, and evaluation systems of contemporary international law. This principle of Equality as Peoples which was not in place as official criteria for evaluation during the Treaty Study by Dr. Martinez, now mandates that the UN treaty study itself be updated and revised appropriately.
For example, in the case of the Dakota Access Pipeline, the public narrative has emphasized that because the project does not cross the Medicine Line (aka the US-Canada International Border), there is no need for review under relevant procedures by the US state department and the executive office of the president. This narrative is flawed, in that the violations of International Law on the Traditional Territories of the Oceti Sakowin as referenced in the 1868 Ft. Laramie Treaty which the Dakota Access pipeline is the latest example of criminal conspiracy and US government collusion are prima facia evidence for a hearing before a competent international forum as Dr. Martinez recommended in 1999. The borders of the Treaty Territories have been violated, once again.
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The
full statement of Solidarity to Standing Rock by the Continental Commission
Abya Yala will be presented at the next session of the UN Permanent Forum on Indigenous Issues in 2017 at UN headquarters in New York, along with a report on the December 4, 2016 visit to
Standing Rock by the team of the International
Indigenous Human Rights Observers, with mandate under the Continental Commission Abya Yala of the
Great Turtle Island.
Conclusion:
The overarching interests of all parties involved in the conflict at Standing Rock in material and spiritual dimension, in both symmetry and diversity in terms of the cultural constituencies and cosmetric world views engaged, all invoke the universal goal of World Peace. As was said by the Lakota Holy People, this world of peace begins within, it is an emanation of our shared human reality at the planetary level, not an expression of any deforming and dehumanizing racist doctrine. The goal of world peace lies as a seed in each human heart.
We are called to provide the necessary sustenance for that individual seed of world of peace to be nurtured, protected, and if necessary defended. This will be our legacy to the future generations. And as was very clearly stated by representatives of the Original Nations of Indigenous Peoples who participated in the Global Indigenous Preparatory Conference in Alta, Norway 2013 we cannot expect to have peace on earth if we are not at peace with Mother Earth.
To be at peace with Mother Earth requires that human society achieve equilibrium and homeostasis with the natural world. This culture of equilibrium also begins within each of our hearts and souls, in our homes and communities, and is communicated constantly by the ebb and flow of the Sacred Spirit of Water, M’ni Wiconi – In Atzintli, In Nemililiztli.
Conclusion:
The overarching interests of all parties involved in the conflict at Standing Rock in material and spiritual dimension, in both symmetry and diversity in terms of the cultural constituencies and cosmetric world views engaged, all invoke the universal goal of World Peace. As was said by the Lakota Holy People, this world of peace begins within, it is an emanation of our shared human reality at the planetary level, not an expression of any deforming and dehumanizing racist doctrine. The goal of world peace lies as a seed in each human heart.
We are called to provide the necessary sustenance for that individual seed of world of peace to be nurtured, protected, and if necessary defended. This will be our legacy to the future generations. And as was very clearly stated by representatives of the Original Nations of Indigenous Peoples who participated in the Global Indigenous Preparatory Conference in Alta, Norway 2013 we cannot expect to have peace on earth if we are not at peace with Mother Earth.
To be at peace with Mother Earth requires that human society achieve equilibrium and homeostasis with the natural world. This culture of equilibrium also begins within each of our hearts and souls, in our homes and communities, and is communicated constantly by the ebb and flow of the Sacred Spirit of Water, M’ni Wiconi – In Atzintli, In Nemililiztli.
Therefore,
we call upon President Obama and all
jurisdictions of the US Government from Federal, to State and Tribal Councils
to reaffirm a shared commitment to these Principles
of World Peace, to immediately and permanently deny the easement for the Oahe crossing and to rescind all DAPL permits. We call for President Obama act and intervene
in order to walk back and rescind the two recent directives by the USACE and the
order of evacuation by Gov. Dalrymple by
December 4, 2016 in order to allow
our team of International Indigenous
Human Rights Observers of the Continental Commission Abya Yala to visit our
relatives of the Oceti Sakowin, review and assess the issues presented in this
communique in a prayerful, respectful and purposeful manner, and accordingly follow
through in the full and effective exercise of our fundamental Human Rights of Self Determination as
Original Nations of Mother Earth.
The TIME is NOW.
Tupac Enrique Acosta, Yaotachcauh
The TIME is NOW.
Tupac Enrique Acosta, Yaotachcauh
Tlahtokan
Nahuacalli
TONATIERRA
Continental Commission Abya Yala
TONATIERRA
Secretariat
NAHUACALLI
Embassy of Indigenous Peoples
#WorldWaterOne
Framework of Dominance
UN Preliminary Study on the Doctrine of Discovery
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Architectures of the States and the
Territorial Integrity of Mother Earth
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Arizona Republic Sunday November 27, 2016
Raise my Heart at Standing Rock
Though
the pressing issue of water safety and contamination were key points
for a majority of protesters, many spoke of history, including the Fort
Laramie Treaty of 1851, and discovery doctrines that have deep roots in
the conflict.
"This
is as much about the soul of the United States as it is about water,"
said Tupac Enrique Acosta, vice chairman for the Seventh Generation Fund
for Indigenous Peoples, a non-profit that aims to preserve and promote
the uniqueness and sovereignty of Native Americans.
"Our
people are showing courage and humanity," he said. "We're challenging
the Master's Narrative that began on October 12th 1492."
“Standing Rock is America’s last chance to save it’s soul.”
Monday, November 28, 2016
PROTEST and SOLIDARITY with STANDING ROCK US Army Corps of Engineers Phoenix, AZ
PROTEST AND SOLIDARITY WITH STANDING ROCK
US Army Corps of Engineers 3636 N. Central
Every Day This Week
11:00 AM - 1:00 PM
Monday November 28 - Friday December 2
Phoenix, Arizona
In light of the present crisis situation at Standing Rock and in Public Protest against the directive given by the US Army Corps of Engineers to the Standing Rock Sioux Tribe to vacate the Oceti Sakowin Camp of Water Protectors of the #NoDAPL Civil Resistance Action by December 5 at the site of the Dakota Access Pipeline drill site on the banks of the Missouri River at Lake Oahe, the Continental Commission Abya Yala calls upon all friends, allies and the concerned public to DEMAND that President Obama and the US Army Corps of Engineers STAND DOWN from any further police and military actions at Standing Rock and that President Obama simply DENY THE PERMIT for Dakota Access Pipeline to violate the Missouri River watershed by illegally and without due process commit the blatant crime of TERRACIDE in complicity and collusion with private corporate and public governmental agencies.
This week of Action of Solidarity with Standing Rock and Public Protest against the US Army Corps of Engineers will take place from 11:00 AM to 1:00 PM - Monday November 28 - Friday December 2, 2016 in Prayerful, Respectful, and Purposeful protocols as guided by the Continental Commission Abya Yala who will return to Standing Rock on December 4th with a team of International Indigenous Human Rights Observers.
Every Day This Week
11:00 AM - 1:00 PM
Monday November 28 - Friday December 2
Phoenix, Arizona
In light of the present crisis situation at Standing Rock and in Public Protest against the directive given by the US Army Corps of Engineers to the Standing Rock Sioux Tribe to vacate the Oceti Sakowin Camp of Water Protectors of the #NoDAPL Civil Resistance Action by December 5 at the site of the Dakota Access Pipeline drill site on the banks of the Missouri River at Lake Oahe, the Continental Commission Abya Yala calls upon all friends, allies and the concerned public to DEMAND that President Obama and the US Army Corps of Engineers STAND DOWN from any further police and military actions at Standing Rock and that President Obama simply DENY THE PERMIT for Dakota Access Pipeline to violate the Missouri River watershed by illegally and without due process commit the blatant crime of TERRACIDE in complicity and collusion with private corporate and public governmental agencies.
This week of Action of Solidarity with Standing Rock and Public Protest against the US Army Corps of Engineers will take place from 11:00 AM to 1:00 PM - Monday November 28 - Friday December 2, 2016 in Prayerful, Respectful, and Purposeful protocols as guided by the Continental Commission Abya Yala who will return to Standing Rock on December 4th with a team of International Indigenous Human Rights Observers.
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Arizona Republic Sunday November 27, 2016
Raise my Heart at Standing Rock
Though
the pressing issue of water safety and contamination were key points
for a majority of protesters, many spoke of history, including the Fort
Laramie Treaty of 1851, and discovery doctrines that have deep roots in
the conflict.
"This
is as much about the soul of the United States as it is about water,"
said Tupac Enrique Acosta, vice chairman for the Seventh Generation Fund
for Indigenous Peoples, a non-profit that aims to preserve and promote
the uniqueness and sovereignty of Native Americans.
"Our people are showing courage and humanity," he said. "We're challenging the Master's Narrative that began on October 12th 1492."
“Standing Rock is America’s last chance to save it’s soul.”
Wednesday, November 23, 2016
Proclamación Internacional Indígena del Monumento Espiritual en Standing Rock
Campaña Internacional
Proclamación Internacional Indígena del
Monumento Espiritual en Standing Rock
dedicado al
Agua como Espíritu Sagrado
#AguaEsVida #WaterIsLife
#WorldWaterOne
Miles de indígenas de todo el país, pertenecientes a unas
200 tribus diferentes naciones nativas norteamericanas, han superado sus
diferencias para apoyar la lucha de la tribu Standing Rock Sioux (nación
hunkpapa lakota), que se opone a la construcción de un petroducto de unos mil
800 kilómetros que atravesará su territorio, afectando sus fuentes acuíferas y
tierras sagradas.
El llamado Dakota Access Pipeline (DAPL), cuya construcción tendrá un costo de unos 3.8 billones de dólares, transportará petróleo desde Dakota del Norte hasta Illinois, pasando a sólo medio kilómetro de la reservación. La construcción de este petroducto viola los tratados de 1868 firmados entre el pueblo sioux-lakota y el gobierno estadounidense, los cuales dieron origen a la Gran Reservación Sioux, estipulando la protección de sus derechos al agua, la caza y la pesca.
Inicialmente el petroducto iba a atravesar la ciudad de Bismark, mayoritariamente blanca, pero sus habitantes rechazaron el proyecto y éste se trasladó a tierras indígenas, lo que ha sido denunciado por los dirigentes del movimiento como un acto de racismo ambiental. Aparte de violar las tierras sagradas, destruir flora y fauna, el petroducto representa un peligro latente de contaminación del río y los manantiales de la zona. Según datos oficiales, de 1995 a la fecha han existido 2 mil incidentes con petroductos en Estados Unidos, que han causado la muerte de 347 personas y desastres ambientales que afectaron la vida de miles.
Paralelamente a un litigio legal que posibilitó la interrupción temporal del proyecto en tierras federales, los habitantes de Standing Rock han optado por la movilización y la toma de tierras, para lograr la cancelación definitiva, pues las excavaciones continúan en tierras privadas aledañas. La solidaridad con Standing Rock ha venido no sólo de la población indígena de distintas regiones de Estados Unidos y Canadá, sino también de ambientalistas, activistas y estudiantes de todo el país, que se han declarado protectores del agua y desde abril pasado mantienen un campamento permanente en las inmediaciones de la excavación.
La represión ha sido constante, usando gases lacrimógenos, balas de plástico y perros entrenados contra los manifestantes. A la fecha más de 400 manifestantes han sido arrestados; la mayoría fueron liberados después bajo fianza.
Los candidatos presidenciales optaron por dar la espalda a
las protestas y continuar sus campañas como si nada estuviera sucediendo.
Hillary Clinton hizo una declaración muy tibia al inicio de su campaña, llamando a la conciliación y a respetar el derecho a la protesta. Donald Trump, por su parte, no ha mencionado el caso en sus discursos públicos, pero se ha referido a la necesidad de flexibilizar las leyes ambientales para apoyar a la industria energética.
Después de la elección del nuevo presidente de los Estados Unidos, se filtró la noticia de que el candidato republicano Donald Trump es accionista de Energy Transfer Partners, la compañía que construye el petroducto, y que la encargada de relaciones públicas de la misma, Kelcy Warren, es una de las donantes de su campaña.
Los hermanos indígenas, mañana 24 de noviembre recibirán mensajes de solidaridad desde todos los rincones del mundo.
Pueden enviar, comunicados, o videoclip en apoyo a los
siguientes correos:
Comisión Continental Abya Yala
Chente2009@gmail.com
Estos mensajes, serán reproducidos durante un mes en el sitio donde están haciendo resistencia.
Antes de que los jefes de Wounded Knee fueron a la ONU en el ‘73, los representantes de la Nación Tradicional Hopi también habían tratado de comunicar un mensaje de advertencia a la comunidad mundial a través de la ONU en nombre de las generaciones futuras. Esa advertencia es ahora una realidad presente. El horizonte del caos climático exacerbado por las emisiones de carbono y el metano por la sociedad industrializada está encima de todos nosotros con cada estación del año, donde ya no hay normalidad en los patrones del clima, y las capas de hielo en el ártico aceleran su desaparición en el norte.
En esta lucha a reverenciar, respetar y defender la capacidad de la Tierra para ser la Madre de las nuestras generaciones futuras, el derecho de la Madre Tierra para seguir siendo nuestra madre, nos presentamos en solidaridad y compromiso continental indígena con los Oceti Sakuwin y la Tribu Sioux de Standing Rock, exigiendo el cese inmediato de toda la construcción del proyecto oleoducto Dakota Access Pipeline.
Además afirmamos que estas aclaraciones mandan rectificación del crimen internacional de la colonización y un moratorio sobre todos los proyectos de desarrollo económico de América del Norte dentro del contexto de la zona del Tratado de Libre Comercio TLC [Canadá-EE.UU.-México] que afectan a los territorios de las Naciones y Pueblos de los pueblos indígenas hasta que el derecho de Consentimiento Libre, Previo e Informado de los Pueblos Indígenas está plenamente reconocido, respetado y protegido en el espíritu de la Declaración de la ONU sobre los Derechos de los Pueblos indígenas, de la siguiente manera:
"Afirmando que los pueblos indígenas son iguales a todos los demás pueblos ..."
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