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Publicado 2022
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The objective of this research was to interpret the ancestral knowledge for the care of nature of the native community of Tutumberos. The research design used was ethnographic, because the research has a qualitative approach, and attempts to explore and identify knowledge that is little known and studied at present, and that is unknown to science; we worked with the authority representative of the native community (apu) who lives and knows the reality of the communities. The results of the ancestral knowledge were the crops, customs, traditions of care of the nature, the technique of the chacrita (cultivation under the trees), and the construction of roads following the course of the trees; they make and use baskets, bundles, lapas, taken from the fruits of the trees, that once used disintegrate quickly in the soil. They practice the law of retribution to nature by planting native and ex...
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Publicado 2002
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In May 2000, as a commissioner of the Ombudsman's Office, I visited for the first time the native community of Shintuya, in the department of Madre de Dios. This community is made up mostly of indigenous people of the Arambukt ethnic group and is located in the buffer zone of the Manú National Park; From there you can take the boats to enter other more distant communities.
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Publicado 2022
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Tourism is a social activity and as such generates impacts. In some cases it can be an ally for the preservation of culture, but in other cases it can cause important changes in the culture of the people, especially when it is carried out in an unplanned manner. This paper describes the changes in the cultural expressions of the Pampa Michi Native Community that were exposed to tourism between 1998 and 2019. The study is conducted from a qualitative approach and narrative design; for this purpose, semi-structured interviews and life histories were used as instruments for data collection. According to the results, the cultural expressions of the community have changed and now show new dances such as the pandilla or anaconda, as well as new designs and colors in their typical clothing, and new products and materials in their handicrafts. In conclusion, the cultural expressions of the commu...
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Publicado 2007
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This present research is made from the necessity of leaving uncover the legal issue which is generated when criminal law of the majority mixed race culture is applied over the native communities from the Amazon River basin, colliding with their ancient customs which underlie their living style. Thus we propose decentralized legislation based on their own organisms to solve conflicts
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Publicado 2007
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This present research is made from the necessity of leaving uncover the legal issue which is generated when criminal law of the majority mixed race culture is applied over the native communities from the Amazon River basin, colliding with their ancient customs which underlie their living style. Thus we propose decentralized legislation based on their own organisms to solve conflicts
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Publicado 2022
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In Peru, there are fifty-one indigenous peoples recognized by the Peruvian State, one of which is the Kakataibo people, located between the Huanuco and Ucayali regions, which includes eight native Kakataibo communities, which have been threatened by third party invasions of their recognized and titled territories. However, the native community of Unipacuyacu still does not have a property title, fact that has produced more aggressive invasions of their territory, to the point that their indigenous leaders have been threatened and their community leader, Arbildo Meléndez, was murdered. The national and international norms have been reviewed, as well as the minimum standards of international law for indigenous peoples, where the Unipacuyacu case is analyzed in the light of these norms and the new public policies for the protection of human rights defenders.
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Publicado 1990
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For some fifteen years now, the increasingly frequent recourse to local archives has been one of the dominant characteristics of the new orientations of Peruvian historiography on the colonial era. Thus, the analyzes hitherto founded and structured essentially from repositories preserved in Lima or Seville were renewed, vivified and nuanced. Interestingly, in such a context, Cajamarca, which was in Spanish times the head of a district that was both large, populated and active —in fact the true capital of the northern Andes despite the colonial decision to establish on the coast, in Trujillo, the seat of the bishopric—does not seem to have sparked the investigations that it obviously deserves and is possible given the wealth of its remarkably classified and well-preserved departmental archive.
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Publicado 2002
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Title 1: Of the person and society, chapter 1: Fundamental rights of the person, article 1: The defense of the human person and respect for their dignity are the supreme goal of society and the State.
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Publicado 2023
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The objective of this research is to determine the effect of the riparian forest on the fish community of the Tumbaro, Naranjillo, and Mayo rivers in the Native Community of Shampuyacu, Awajun, Peru. Sampling was carried out at 14 points in the three rivers located in the Native Community. The collection of fish involved the use of passive and active fishing gear. The riparian forest was classified utilizing satellite images into three categories: primary forest, secondary forest, and agricultural cultivation, and finally eight physicochemical parameters were measured. A total of 1,198 fishdistributed in 12 families and 27 species were collected. The Characiformes represented 57.3% of the total, followed by the Siluriformes (32.7%) and Perciformes (10%). Chaetostoma marmorescens Eigenmann & Allen, 1942, Chaetostoma sp. (Tschudi, 1846), and Hypostomus fonchii (Weber & Montoya-Burg...
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Publicado 2020
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Peru ranks second worldwide as a producer and exporter of organic cocoa. The resource has significant social relevance as it is the sixth most important crop nationwide in terms of the number of residents engaged in the activity. In that sense, the objective of the research was to determine the socio-economic and cultural aspects associated with the cultivation of native cocoa in the original community Umukai, Imaza district, Bagua province, Amazonas region, 2019. The type of research is descriptive, quantitative and transectional; The data were obtained through systematic observation and through the application of a survey of cocoa producers in the community under study. The results obtained show that the Umukai cocoa producer is mostly male whose ages range from 30to 39 years; they present primary and secondary studies, which is limiting for the agricultura! technological adoption that...
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Publicado 2022
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Introduction In recent years, the number of malaria cases in native communities from Condorcanqui, Amazonas has considerably increased. Plasmodium vivax malaria is endemic in the region and the re-introduction of P. falciparum was reported in 2019. Methods Here, we compiled and analyzed malaria and COVID-19 data reported by the Regional Direction of Health (DIRESA) during the 2020. Additionally, we performed an odds ratio analysis to evaluate significant associations between COVID-19 symptoms and previous malaria infections. Results In 2020, 1547 malaria (97% were P. vivax) and 5968 COVID-19 cases were reported. Furthermore, 96 patients got COVID-19 after getting a malaria infection. From these, 87 were symptomatic (90.6%), and mostly adults, ages 30 to 59 (62.3%). Also, we found that malaria previous infections represent a risk for the presence of symptoms such as fever, cough, throat p...
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Publicado 2024
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Conflicts involving peasant communities in mining areas are currently recurring in Peru. These have ancient antecedents, as is the case of the province of Yauli, where mining activity has been practiced since the 18th century. The objective of this work is to characterize the conflict relationships, starting with the arrival of mining activity in the area. This paper was carried out through case studies and the review of, mainly, documentation for land disputes, existing in the archives of the peasant communities of the province of Yauli. It is concluded that, in this mining province, during the 18th and 19th centuries, conflict relationships were configured that can be characterized —according to the actors involved and the identities resulting from the social phenomenon— as intra-communal, inter-communal and extra-communal. Likewise, socio-economic and ethnic differentiations, whic...
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Publicado 2023
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La comunidad nativa Ese’ Eja de Infierno y su alianza con la empresa privada ha significado una intervención de un turismo sostenible en comunidad. A lo largo de veinte años se ha tejido una relación entre esta comunidad y Rainforest, que ha permitido el desarrollo del ecoturismo en la zona. A partir del covid-19 y el confinamiento, nuevas amenazas tomaron la comunidad y debilitaron su gestión en el proyecto de ecoturismo Posada Amazonas. El presente artículo propone un avance sobre el proyecto de investigación que aborda identidad cultural, género y ecoturismo en la comunidad nativa de Infierno bajo un enfoque de género. El artículo que presentamos es un primer resultado de una investigación interdisciplinaria situada en los estudios de culturales, la psicología y biología con entrevistas a líderes mujeres de la comunidad nativa Infierno y líderes de la comunidad Palma R...
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Publicado 2021
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La presente investigación tuvo como objetivo general determinar las potencialidades turísticas para el desarrollo del Turismo Rural Comunitario en la Comunidad Nativa de Chirikyacu – Provincia de Lamas –Región San Martín – 2019; en cuanto a la metodología de investigación ha sido de tipo descriptiva/cualitativa, según el nivel de investigación ha sido descriptiva/explicativa. Para la cual, se ha considera una población de 19 365 arribos a la ciudad de Lamas en el año 2017 según la Dirección Regional de Comercio Exterior y Turismo (DIRCETUR); por lo tanto, se ha considerado como muestra a 267 turistas y 9 pobladores de la comunidad nativa de Chirikyacu, quienes fueron encuestados y entrevistados respectivamente. Dado ello, el estudio ha logrado concluir que, la comunidad nativa se caracteriza por la presencia de una cultura viva que pertenece al grupo etnolingüístico q...
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Publicado 2022
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Given the increasing speed of deforestation in the Amazonia and the problems faced by local communities and indigenous people who depend on forestry resources, the need for sustainable and collaborative forest management is evident. This essay evaluates the extent to which community-based conservation strategies could be framed into the social innovation approach, based on the experience of Community Forest Management in Callería Native Community (Ucayali, Peru). To address this purpose, different academic sources on Community Forest Management experiences within and outside the Amazon region and the case study itself were consulted, as well as other sources referring to the concepts of conservation, socio-ecological systems, governance of the commons and social innovation. The conclusion of this essay is that Community Forest Management could be largely framed as a solution within a so...
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Publicado 2022
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Given the increasing speed of deforestation in the Amazonia and the problems faced by local communities and indigenous people who depend on forestry resources, the need for sustainable and collaborative forest management is evident. This essay evaluates the extent to which community-based conservation strategies could be framed into the social innovation approach, based on the experience of Community Forest Management in Callería Native Community (Ucayali, Peru). To address this purpose, different academic sources on Community Forest Management experiences within and outside the Amazon region and the case study itself were consulted, as well as other sources referring to the concepts of conservation, socio-ecological systems, governance of the commons and social innovation. The conclusion of this essay is that Community Forest Management could be largely framed as a solution within a so...
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Publicado 1999
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The precoloration technique of Walker was assayed in comparation with the classic Giemsa technique as a differential method to Plasmodium vivax and Plasmodium malariae, in 208 blood samples of seven Ashaninka communities from Rio Tambo district, Satipo, Junin, Peru. Density of parasites by crossing system (+) and by parasites/mL were higher with precoloration of Walker. The prevalence of the parasites was to P. vivax (24,52%) and P. malariae (0,48%) of all samples assayed. Of the seven communities evaluated from Rio Tambo district: Puerto Ocopa, Unión Puerto Ashaninka and Shimavenzo communities showed the highest prevalence of infection with 42,42%, 27,27% y 27,27% respectively. The ages between 0 to 10 and 41-50 years showed the highest prevalence of infection with 31,30% and 40% respectively. The prevalence of infection was independent with the sex. Density of parasites/mL with both t...
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Publicado 1999
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The precoloration technique of Walker was assayed in comparation with the classic Giemsa technique as a differential method to Plasmodium vivax and Plasmodium malariae, in 208 blood samples of seven Ashaninka communities from Rio Tambo district, Satipo, Junin, Peru. Density of parasites by crossing system (+) and by parasites/mL were higher with precoloration of Walker. The prevalence of the parasites was to P. vivax (24,52%) and P. malariae (0,48%) of all samples assayed. Of the seven communities evaluated from Rio Tambo district: Puerto Ocopa, Unión Puerto Ashaninka and Shimavenzo communities showed the highest prevalence of infection with 42,42%, 27,27% y 27,27% respectively. The ages between 0 to 10 and 41-50 years showed the highest prevalence of infection with 31,30% and 40% respectively. The prevalence of infection was independent with the sex. Density of parasites/mL with both t...
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Publicado 2022
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The following essay aims to reflect on the practices of cultural health care in the native peoples. The diversity of values, beliefs, culturally different care practices are identified, in the diversity of environmental contexts, whose common characteristic is that such care is offered at different stages of the life cycle and is provided by close members of the family and the community, sharing all the knowledge that has been transmitted from generation to generation. Respect for the other requires the care offered by the nurse in a respectful, competent and accessible manner with the customs of the original peoples, coming from and practicing cultural diversity. In the same way that knowledge becomes prevailing through the learning of these cultural practices typical of each region, whose scenario or environmental context must be recognized in order to achieve cultural empathy in the o...
