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[Date(s)] Aug 1991 [Item] 
The Wichi Indians of the Chaco province presented a map of their territory to the governor of Salta in order to gain officially demarcated land. Wichi land has been settled by non-indigenous people, fenced off and thus reducing the amount of arable land for the group. The governor signed a decree for 400,000 hectares of land and confirmed that they should be awarded a single communal title for it. Due to a change in governors after the election, the Wichi have still not received their land. The map was created with help from a Cultural Survival (U.S.-based) team of anthropologists, who recorded the oral history of this group and worked with them for 6 months.
Refworld | Chronology for Indigenous Peoples in Argentina
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