Significados de aboriginal people en inglés

We have to work in partnership with aboriginal people to achieve reconciliation.

Well, Mayan refers to the Mayas, an aboriginal people of Yucatan.

Less than a quarter of aboriginal people in Canada use their ancestral tongue, the government says.

Wear of teeth among aboriginal people does not of necessity denote a great age for the individual.

I will, therefore, describe certain pre-historic remains, which have been attributed to the aboriginal people of Britain.

There are also claims the event is being partly held on land that belongs to Canada's aboriginal people.

The demarcation of land for Brazil's 900,000 aboriginal people is controversial.

The wardens' first goal is to get accepted by the community, including the local aboriginal people, Mr iti says.

To the aboriginal people islands on the reef were home, and the reef itself a vital source of food.

But the numerical force of this great aboriginal people, seemed of itself sufficiently strong to promise security to their country.

Protesters demonstrated on behalf of the oppressed aboriginal people and there was fierce opposition to Australia's involvement in the Vietnam war.

When the prime minister apologized to the aboriginal people (for past abuse) there was great sigh of relief, said Respall.

To this day, roughly half of aboriginal people complete secondary school education, with half of indigenous children living below the poverty line.

Wherever they went, they seem to have held themselves superior to the aboriginal people whom they found in possession of the soil.

Before meeting, some white participants took an IAT focused on attitudes towards aboriginal people, and a control group took a non-race IAT.

Shawn Atleo, National Chief of the Assembly of First Nations, said earlier this year he believes Enbridge requires the consent of aboriginal people.