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Senate Bill Seeks to Extinguish Navajo and Hopi Water Rights – NativeNewsNetwork
Senators Jon Kyl, Arizona – R, and John McCain, Arizona – R, will be in Tuba City on Thursday, April 5, 2012, to persuade Navajo Nation and Hopi Tribal leaders to [...]
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Algonquin First Nations Have Serious Concerns About Proposed Rare Earth Mine on Traditional Lands
Two Algonquin First Nations in western Quebec are raising concerns about a proposed rare earth open pit mine on their traditional lands. In a joint press statement, Wolf Lake [...]
Proposed mining project threatens O’odham water, sacred sites in Arizona
Two Canadian mining companies are trying to obtain permits for two unrelated mining projects that threaten O’odham water resources and sacred sites in southern Arizona. [...]
Beer companies seek dismissal of reservation suit
Beer vendors in Whiteclay would be forced to discriminate against residents of a neighboring South Dakota American Indian reservation if a judge agrees with a lawsuit [...]
North Dakota Shale Boom Displaces Tribal Residents
Heather Youngbird and Crystal Deegan used to live in a trailer at the Prairie Winds Mobile Home Park in the Fort Berthold Indian Reservation in North Dakota. Last week Leroy [...]
The Self-Made Myth: Debunking Conservatives’ Favorite — And Most Dangerous — Fiction | Visions | AlterNet
The self-made myth is one of the most cherished foundation stones of the conservative theology. Nurtured by Horatio Alger and generations of beloved boys’ stories, It [...]
Quechua People set for showdown with oil company on Rio Pastaza
Citing oil company abuses and broken government promises, indigenous Quechua people of the Pastaza River basin in Peru’s northern Amazon set a deadline that could soon [...]
On Tribal Lands, Digital Divide Brings New Form Of Isolation
WINDOW ROCK, Ariz. — Like many college students, Wilhelmina Tsosie must go online to complete her assignments. But unlike the vast majority of Americans, she finds that [...]
Undocumented Immigrants Paid $11.2 Billion In Taxes While GE Paid Nothing | ThinkProgress
This past month, there was much outrage over the fact that General Electric, despite making $14.2 billion in profits, paid zero U.S. taxes in 2010. General Electric actually [...]
Fear, Loathing and Electoral Politics in Mexico » Counterpunch: Tells the Facts, Names the Names
Mexico’s federal election campaign officially kicked off March 30, but the contest arguably began in earnest days earlier when Pope Benedict XVI visited the right-wing [...]
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