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SAIIC hosts "The South American Indian Update" the first Friday of each month at 8:00P.M. on KPFA (FM94.1) in northern California.

"Bolvian President H. Siles Suazo has indicated that national elections will be called during the coming year.

Radio program. "There has been hope in Indian
communities that administrators sympathetic to Indian concerns would be appointed to FUNAI, the government department for Indian affairs."

"It has been more than two hundred years since the wars of Indian liberation led by
Tupak Amaru and Tupak Katari. A war of liberation ends when the cause of justice
triumphs, or when the enemy totally destroys the people.

The pro-English governments of Brazil, Argentina, and Uruguay established the Triple Alliance and declared war on Paraguay to destroy the newly-formed Paraguayan state.

Missionary Irma Cleusa, coordinator of the Regional Indigenous Council of Peru in northern Brazil, was found assassinated.

The National Association of Indigenous Salvadorans is conducting a campaign to force a trail of government military forces who killed 74 members of Los Hojas.

A group of over 30 people working on indigenous concerns using film, video, and still photography met in Berkeley to discuss the prospects of sharing resources
and information.

The Mexican government has announced its intentions to relocate over 30,000 Guatemalan refugees (those still living in recognized settlements in Chiapas) to the state of Campeche and Quintana Roo on the Yucatan peninsula by the end of July.

In 1966 the United States sent a special military force to Bolivia that included North American Indians.

Nilda Callanaupa radio interview with SAIIC on her involvement in her community as a weaver and her everyday life as a Peruvian.

Representatives of the Nicaraguan government and of the Miskitu Misurasata organization met to find peaceful resolutions to the conflict between them.