Sentence examples for indigenous majority from inspiring English sources

Assimilation means "behave like the indigenous majority".

The draft charter seeks to empower Bolivia's long-oppressed indigenous majority.

The struggle pits Bolivia's poor indigenous majority against richer Bolivians of European origin.

At the same time, overnight democracy will empower the poor, indigenous majority.

Or will the assembly have a built-in indigenous majority, as the social movements want?

The indigenous majority based in the western highlands still supports the government.

It was all about excluding this hated minority and taking back the country for the indigenous majority -- all very artificial.

Morales, with the continued support of the indigenous majority, easily won a second term in the country's presidential election.

President Evo Morales, despite important missteps, is the political expression of the desire of the nation's impoverished and indigenous majority to chart a new course for the country.

Maaori are the Indigenous people of New Zealand and do not enjoy the same oral health status as the non-Indigenous majority.

The museum houses personal belongings – including a pair of shoes he wore as a child and a roomfull of football shirts – and about 5,000 keepsakes from around the indigenous-majority country.