Examples of using Chamorros in English and their translations into Spanish
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its people, as evinced by the poor health of many Chamorros, the ethnic group most affected.
If the Federal Government did not take the question of the immediate return of excess land to its lawful owners sufficiently seriously, the Chamorros were ready to take immediate action.
If participation by the United States in international institutions can defend the rights of others, is it so inconceivable that Chamorros be extended the same considerations
Carefully ignoring a history of United States laws that failed to protect the rights of due process for Chamorros, GSA is now able to reference laws that succeed in protecting Federal interests.
In 1946, the right of the Chamorros to self-determination had received international recognition from the United Nations,
In lieu of land, Chamorros received only Federal sympathy
This, combined with the harsh treatment of Guamanian Chamorros during the 31-month occupation, created a rift
The ruling is reported to be in line with a 1975 land trust act which allows Chamorros to lease the land for a nominal sum. 29/.
America had claimed Guam, leaving Chamorros with no representation or say in their future.
basis of a vote, that process must safeguard Chamorros self-determination.
However, United States citizenship for Chamorros in Guam could be revoked by the United States Congress at any time; Chamorros could vote in local elections, but not for the United States President
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The petitioners from Guam urged the United Nations to reaffirm the right of Guam's indigenous people, the Chamorros, to self-determination and asked members to restore the language found in resolutions adopted in the past on Guam to the draft resolution being considered by the Committee.
the introduction of new diseases, the Chamorros were reduced to less than 2,000 by the year 1700. Following its defeat
The Chamorros had not had the opportunity to exercise their right, as an indigenous people of the Marianas,
The question of a recognized separate identity for the Chamorros impinges on the question of self-determination that was included in the Commonwealth Act
of the island and further marginalize the Chamorros.
as well as the training of Chamorros as professionals, skilled workers
who said that the planned increase in the military presence on the island would further push Chamorros to the margins and reinforce the economic,
The Chamorros were concerned that,