When talking about an ethnic group or ethnically differentiated peoples, we must link such concept
either to a territory as the essential basis of their culture, spiritual life, integrity, and autonomous
development, or to the awareness these peoples have regarding their practices, whether they are real
or symbolic, that are associated with the understanding of their nomadism. Such practices are critical
since they have guaranteed the rights that have to do with their physical and cultural survival and have
enabled them to move throughout the national territory freely.
Hence, the territorial perspective of ethnically differentiated peoples depends on the way each collective ethnic subject understands what their daily existence is contained in that is, in turn, involved with their:
Most ethnic groups require the territory they are settled in to survive and develop their culture. This acknowledgment would grant these peoples the right to collective property over those traditional territories they have lived in and make up their ancestral territories.
When talking about an ethnic group or ethnically differentiated peoples, we must link such concept either to a territory as the essential basis of their culture, spiritual life, integrity, and autonomous development, or to the awareness these peoples have regarding their practices, whether they are real or symbolic, that are associated with the understanding of their nomadism. Such practices are critical since they have guaranteed the rights that have to do with their physical and cultural survival and have enabled them to move throughout the national territory freely.
Hence, the territorial perspective of ethnically differentiated peoples depends on the way each collective ethnic subject understands what their daily existence is contained in that is, in turn, involved with their:
Most ethnic groups require the territory they are settled in to survive and develop their culture. This acknowledgment would grant these peoples the right to collective property over those traditional territories they have lived in and make up their ancestral territories.
Hence, the territorial perspective of ethnically differentiated peoples depends on the way each collective ethnic subject understands what their daily existence is contained in that is, in turn, involved with their:
Most ethnic groups require the territory they are settled in to survive and develop their culture. This acknowledgment would grant these peoples the right to collective property over those traditional territories they have lived in and make up their ancestral territories.
It refers to the native population from the Colombian island territories, including San Andres, Providencia, and Santa Catalina. They are descendants of European ancestors (mainly English, Dutch, and Spanish) and African slaves who inhabited these islands.
They are characterized by their culture, language (Creole), religious beliefs (baptists), and their west-Indian-like histories, like Jamaica and Haiti’s.
It refers to the native population from the Colombian island territories, including San Andres, Providencia, and Santa Catalina. They are descendants of European ancestors (mainly English, Dutch, and Spanish) and African slaves who inhabited these islands.
They are characterized by their culture, language (Creole), religious beliefs (baptists), and their west-Indian-like histories, like Jamaica and Haiti’s.
It refers to the native population from the Colombian island territories, including San Andres, Providencia, and Santa Catalina. They are descendants of European ancestors (mainly English, Dutch, and Spanish) and African slaves who inhabited these islands.
Se caracterizan por su cultura, lengua (creole), creencias religiosas (iglesia bautista) y pasado histórico similar al de pueblos antillanos como Jamaica y Haití.
