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[Date(s)] Nov 1994 [Item] 
In San Antonio de los Cobres, the Coya Indians have established a handmade indigenous crafts market for tourists who visit the Andean town. They pledged their allegiance to Argentina, but also stated their pride as being Coya Indians. Most of the village's 4,000 indigenous residents do not have electricity or running water. Privatization of the mining industry in this region has caused high rates of unemployment for these people.
Refworld | Chronology for Indigenous Peoples in Argentina
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