Canindeyú indigenous neighborhood receives its property title after 24 years

Picture Paraguayan Institute of the Indigenous

Asunción, IP Company.- After an extended battle of 24 years, the indigenous neighborhood of June 12, situated within the district of Yby Pytá, division of Canindeyú, acquired its long-awaited title of possession from the president of the Paraguayan Institute of the Indigenous Individuals (INDI), Marlene Ocampos . . . .

The doc supply ceremony passed off on the INDI headquarters, with the participation of the leaders of the June 12 neighborhood, Román Vera and Felipe Galeano; amongst different representatives of neighboring communities, who witnessed the historic second.

This can be a essential step in the direction of the safety and well-being of neighborhood members, consolidating their proper to the lands they inhabit and fostering better stability for his or her future generations.

This occasion displays the establishment’s dedication to the territorial rights of the nation’s indigenous communities, Ocampos emphasised.

Likewise, he highlighted the relevance of this achievement and expressed his enthusiasm for having contributed to fixing a long-standing drawback. “That is the results of a long time of effort and perseverance on the a part of the June 12 neighborhood. Our dedication is to proceed working tirelessly to ensure the rights and dignity of all indigenous peoples within the nation,” stated Ocampos.

Lastly, he reaffirmed the dedication to proceed supporting indigenous communities within the protection of their rights and within the implementation of tasks that promote their complete and sustainable growth.