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indigenous media in Latin America

Among the most impressive and radical transformations in Latin America since the 1990s is the emergence of new Indigenous movements. As of 2010, the Indigenous population was 50 million, constituted by more than 400 culturally diverse nations, groups, or tribes, inhabiting the big metropolises as well as some of the most varied, remote, and rich ecosystems. [Source: Encyclopedia of Social Movement Media; Indigenous Media in Latin America]

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