Sentence examples for indigenous labor from inspiring English sources

Indigenous Labor senator Nova Peris was more blunt.

They also agreed on the value of slave labor to supplement indigenous labor in mines and plantations.

However, while the call for it is intensifying through indigenous, labor, social, women, youth and popular organizations and movements, its ideological basis is at the best hybrid.

However, in the post-Cold War (since the early 1990s), it should be noted that while the call for multipolarity has been intensifying through the rise of indigenous, labor, social, women, youth and popular organizations and movements, its ideological basis is at the best hybrid.

"But in Ecuador the Ecuadorean people will rule, not mixed-race [people] disguised as indigenous, labor leaders from the XIX century, talentless populist bankers, dishonest journalists".

LOW-COST-OVERSEAS-LABOR ISLAND -- Thousands of indigenous laborers, vying for H-1B visas to come to the United States, work in factories that make computer goods for distribution around the world.

The protest stretched for more than two miles and featured indigenous communities, labor groups, students, scientists, politicians, celebrities, and thousands of others.

Brian Lavery (NYT) THE AMERICAS ECUADOR: INDIAN LEADER HELD -- In an effort to weaken growing protests organized by indigenous and labor groups against government price increases, the police have arrested Antonio Vargas, Ecuador's most prominent Indian leader.

Patrick E. Tyler (NYT) THE AMERICAS ECUADOR: TALKS WITH PROTESTERS -- With protests against the economic policies of President Gustavo Noboa growing larger and more violent, the government has agreed to begin talks with indigenous and labor groups.

In New York City alone, 400,000 people of faith, communities of color and indigenous communities, labor unions, youth groups and other organizations marched to demand action on climate.

Its coral walls were built with indigenous slave labor, and after Spain ceded Florida to the United States, the fort was used as a prison for indigenous people, including the Seminole, Cheyenne and Geronimo's Chiricahua Apache.