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Christian Science Monitor
June 11, 2016
Malnutrition affects one in three individuals, according to the Global Nutrition Report. The report offers many calls to action that would help battle malnutrition.
Huffington Post
March 28, 2016
Councilor for women of the National Indigenous Organization of Colombia (ONIC), and a member of the Wayuu tribe in Colombia's La Guajira Peninsula, explained to a group of us last week in Washington, D.C., 34 of the 102 indigenous tribes in ColombiaÃÂ ...
Huffington Post
March 28, 2016
Councilor for women of the National Indigenous Organization of Colombia (ONIC), and a member of the Wayuu tribe in Colombia's La Guajira Peninsula, explained to a group of us last week in Washington, D.C., 34 of the 102 indigenous tribes in ColombiaÃÂ ...
teleSUR English
March 16, 2016
Nowhere is this more apparent than in the La Guajira Peninsula where thousands of ethnic Wayuu people have suffered malnutrition in recent years.
The City Paper Bogota
February 14, 2016
Thirty Municipalities across the country have run out of water and the drought in the already-arid La Guajira Peninsula is becoming more acute, threatening the lives of the most young and vulnerable.
San Angelo Standard Times
September 12, 2015
The Wayuu for centuries have dominated life on La Guajira Peninsula, the northernmost tip of South America, first resisting conquest by Spain and since independence freely crossing the Colombian-Venezuelan border that arbitrarily divides clans in theirÃÂ ...
Pueblo Chieftain
September 12, 2015
For centuries, this semi-nomadic tribe has managed to dominate life on the foreboding La Guajira Peninsula, first resisting conquest by Spain and since independence freely crossing the Colombian-Venezuelan border that arbitrarily divides clans in theirÃÂ ...
ABC News
September 11, 2015
In this Sept. 9, 2015 photo, Wayuu Indigenous women walk along a dirt street in their community of Albania, Colombia. The Wayuu for centuries have dominated life on La Guajira Peninsula, the northernmost tip of South America, first resisting conquest ...
The Daily Star
September 10, 2015
For centuries, this seminomadic tribe has managed to dominate life on the foreboding La Guajira Peninsula, first resisting conquest by Spain and since independence freely crossing the Colombian-Venezuelan border that arbitrarily divides clans in theirÃÂ ...
Eurasia Review
August 20, 2015
... thus recognizing Los Monjes as an enclave within the Colombian territorial sea. Meanwhile, Venezuela's thesis is that the islets are an extension of its border thus applying the middle-line principle between the La Guajira Peninsula (Colombian ...
Keene State College
May 18, 2015
While taking an International Studies Abroad (ISA) excursion to Cabo de La Vela, a remote desert area located in the La Guajira Peninsula of northern Colombia, Villanova befriended a woman who helped her locate her birth mother. An anxious and excitedÃÂ ...
SeeNews Renewables
May 14, 2015
May 14 (SeeNews) - Venezuelan state-owned power company Corpoelec is planning to install a system to assess the wind resource in Boqueron, in the municipality of Bocono, local daily El Tiempo said Tuesday, quoting Manuel Sulbaran from the mayor'sÃÂ ...
teleSUR English
March 20, 2015
The community has blamed the damming of the Rancheria River - the only major fresh water source on the dry La Guajira Peninsula where the ethnic group is based. Most of the water has reportedly been redirected to massive open pit coal mines south ofÃÂ ...
teleSUR English
March 20, 2015
The community has blamed the damming of the Rancheria River - the only major fresh water source on the dry La Guajira Peninsula where the ethnic group is based. Most of the water has reportedly been redirected to massive open pit coal mines south ofÃÂ ...
GlobalPost
February 6, 2015
Bogota, Feb 5 (EFE).- The desert in Colombia's La Guajira Peninsula, where coal is mined at El Cerrejon, was a rain forest 60 million years ago inhabited by giant species like the Titanoboa, the main attraction of an exhibition in Bogota.
SeeNews Renewables
February 3, 2015
According to Upme, there is an additional 1,200 MW of wind projects under study in different sectors of La Guajira Peninsula. Colombia currently has the 19.5-MW Jepirachi wind farm, also in Uribia, operated by state-run utility Empresas Publicas de ...
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