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Articles by Andrea Sempértegui
Ecuadorian Migrants Caught in the “Everywhere War”
Many Ecuadorian children and their families have been kidnapped by ICE in Minnesota this past month. The detention of Liam Conejo Ramos on January 20, a five-year old kid whose photograph wearing his now-famous bunny-ear hat and red Spiderman backpack as an ICE agent holds him in front of a black van went viral, illustrates the brutality of the Trump administration’s immigration crackdown.
Letter: ICE is not welcome in our community
I want to share my disapproval towards ICE operations in the country and my strong stance against this agency that is terrorizing communities, citizens and immigrants across the country. ICE is not welcome in Walla Walla and College Place, and we will not accept out-of-control rogue agents harassing and kidnapping our community. It is your responsibility to make echo of our voices, of how our community feels during this highly delicate political moment. Andrea Sempertegui College Place
Indigenous Women's Activism, Ecofeminism, and Extractivism: Partial Connections in the Ecuadorian Amazon | Politics & Gender | Cambridge Core
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Ecuador’s Historic Strike
For eighteen days this June, thousands of Ecuadorians participated in a national strike that blocked highways across the country, paralyzed the capital city of Quito, and obstructed oil wells and mining sites from the northern Amazon to the southern Andes.
Ecuador’s Historic Strike
For eighteen days this June, thousands of Ecuadorians participated in a national strike that blocked highways across the country, paralyzed the capital city of Quito, and obstructed oil wells and mining sites from the northern Amazon to the southern Andes.
Ecuador's Historic Strike | Andrea Sempértegui
For eighteen days this June, thousands of Ecuadorians participated in a national strike that blocked highways across the country, paralyzed the capital city of Quito, and obstructed oil wells and mining sites from the northern Amazon to the southern Andes.
Pachamama Politics: Campesino Water Defenders and the Anti-Mining Movement in Ecuador (Review)
It has been a year and a half since Cuenca, the third largest city in Ecuador, voted to ban mining projects within the nearby watersheds. The historic referendum affected 43 concessions including the Loma Larga mega-mining project, which, if carried out, would have a dramatic impact on the páramo wetlands of Kimsacocha, an ecosystem that supplies water to numerous Indigenous, campesino, and urban communities in southern Ecuador.
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