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Tehuelche are an indigenous people from Patagonia in South America,The different ethnic groups that are recognized under the broad term "Tehuelche" spoke languages whose exact quantity and relationships have been subject to different opinión,they speak between six languages their language of the Aonekkenk people appears more closely, the Tehuelche did not possess an organized religious system, The Tehuelche people believed in diverse Earth spirits, along with a supreme deity who created the world but does not intervene in it. One of the cosmological versions.The ancestors of the Tehuelche are probably responsible for the creation of the rock art of Cueva de las Manos, created from about 13,000 to 9,000 years ago up until around 700 A.D.

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Aimaras is a community of people originally from South America, which inhabits the Andean plateau of Lake Titicaca, extending between northwestern Argentina, western Bolivia, northern Chile, and southeastern Peru.
They are also often called Collas. These Aimara are characterized by their necropolises made up of tombs in the form of towers-chullpas. There are also some fortresses called pucarás.Their language is the Aimara language, although many of them speak Spanish as a result of the Spanish colonization.

Amaya Nahemías.

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The Toba community lives in the central Chaco, also known as QOM which means "human person". This community retain their mother tongue. They are urbanized now, they lost the life model's , in the past, they were nomades. Today the QOM population is of 60000 and are distrubuld in Chaco, Formosa and the suvurvios of Bs As and Rosario. Their economy were based on hunting, fishing and gathering. They made ceramic, basketry and weaving objects with a mainly utilitarian purpose. They built straw-covered wooden houses where an extended family of up to four generations could live together.

Marisa Gonzalez

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The conflict between Mapuche’s people and  the group Benetton began in 2002,when a mapuche’s couple settled in a farm “Santa Rosa” those lands were from the group Benetton.

they demanded the native people and they were evicted. The Mapuche community claimed the lands of the south Argentine, properties  of Benetton since 1991.They bought more than nine hundred thousand hectares.These company breeds sheep and produces 10% of the wool for their company. During many years, the native people were slaved, raped and suffered discrimination.Despite their terrible situation they decided to come back.

Viviana Alejandra Carrizo

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Before we lived very well ...

The expansion of the Guaraní peoples from the Amazon region towards the south of the continent came through the great rivers Paraguay and Paraná. The Mbya are one of these peoples, they settled in a wide area comprised in present-day southeastern states of Brazil and in the eastern departments of Paraguay and the province of Misiones, in Argentina.

According to the Mbya, in the past they occupied only those portions of the territory that presented environmental conditions favorable to the development of their life system. Those places were characterized by a diversity of flora and fauna that allowed hunting and gathering, and were crossed by water courses suitable for fishing, in addition to also having suitable soils for your crops.

A past marked by extermination, a present unknown to most of society, added to the shrinking of the jungle due to economic interests in their lands, are for them the main causes of all their ills.

On the path of the native, now passes the white path. Rich in music, art, beliefs and values, inhabitants of one of the richest regions on the planet, for them poverty is not a divine curse or an inevitable destiny.
Their motto is: “Resist until none of us are left on this earth".

Viviana De Melo

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The Mapuches are fighting for their rights at the moment. They live in the South of Argentina and in Chile. They live in houses made of wood and they most of them work as craftspeople. They speak their own native language and they praise and love nature.
In 1889, the Mapuche´s land was given by the government to a group of British citizens . In 1991, Benetton bought more than 900.000 hectares. This community is still suffering today.
In the past, they lived in special tents called tepee. They used slings, boleadoras, spears and shields. They grew vegetables and they wore leather boots. They performed ceremonies and rituals. They were unfairly evicted.