Sentence examples for indigenous country from inspiring English sources

Bolivia is a majority indigenous country, but El Alto is special, scholars say, because of the way it has developed.

Sarah Brown's clinic, the Purple House, cares for people who have come to Alice Springs from remote central Australian communities and she says just the move into another Indigenous country alone creates cultural complications.

The episode spoke of a little-noticed but significant trend in Latin America's most indigenous country: a new generation of indigenous women, urban and professionally ascendant, who honor the customs of the past but embrace modern Bolivia, Western dress and all.

It was indigenous "country liquor" — made from raw materials like sugarcane, rice, or coarse grains — but clearly labeled.

"We have a long history of being an immigrant country, although I always want to point out that we were an indigenous country first," he said.

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Morales became the first indigenous president of the majority-indigenous country in 2005.

Sponsoring a conference with the radical approach of the CMPCC puts Morales, the first indigenous head of state in Bolivia, a majority-indigenous country, in direct conflict with another head of state whose election marked a historic political and racial shift, Barack Obama, who also played an active role in the Copenhagen "consensus.

For a complete description of the situation of indigenous peoples, country by country, see Hall and Patrinos (2006, 2010), and Patrinos and Skoufias (2007): for the United States, see Anderson and Parker (2009).

Furthermore, even though the majority of the population is indigenous, the country's leaders continued to be white or mestizo (of mixed-race heritage).

Demographic data collected only at baseline will include: age, gender, indigenous status, country of birth, language (other than English), marital status, home ownership, highest level of education, occupation, and employment status.