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Los pueblos afroindígenas de Honduras: exclusión, conflicto y migración
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January 25, 2024
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Únase a USIP y El Faro para una conversación sobre la marginación y el desplazamiento de la población garífuna en Honduras. La conversación analizará cómo la discriminación, el cambio climático y los conflictos por los derechos a la tierra propician la migración hacia los Estados Unidos y explorará opciones de políticas que pueden ayudar a proteger los derechos humanos y reducir la migración. Para obtener más información sobre este evento, visite
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