AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoIndigenous Rights Under Pressure: In Bolivia’s Pando Amazon, Indigenous Tacana, Ese Ejja and Cabineño leaders warn that “carbon” deals are being sold as climate solutions without real understanding or consent, turning their forest into a commodity instead of a living pharmacy. Wildlife Protection: A Bolivia report says wildlife trafficking still moves 120 native species illegally, from jaguar fangs to macaws and turtles—despite penalties—raising alarms over how weak enforcement can be against organized trade. Cultural Media Power: Philippines Indigenous-led platform Tangguyob Collective is expanding audiovisual storytelling for Moro and Indigenous communities, while South Africa’s Radio KC project Sida Dommi helps Khoikhoi descendants reclaim language, identity and oral history through community-made documentaries. Bolivia in the Spotlight: A luxury A&K camp is set for Bolivia’s Uyuni Salt Flats in late 2027, pitching “Samkani” as a low-impact, star-filled cultural travel experience. Heritage & Memory: Cochabamba’s September 14 history is revisited through its colonial “two foundations” and the independence-era bravery that shaped local identity. Design & Ethics: “Devil” by Lisa Winstanley wins an A’ Design Award Silver for a toolkit tackling visual plagiarism and ethical image-making.
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