The cultural diversity nurtures the autonomy and the unity in the diversity
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https://doi.org/10.5377/wani.v66i0.883Keywords:
Caribbean Culture, Cultural Identity, Right to self determination, Traditional cultureAbstract
This article Is the speech delivered In the Introductory act of the "Cultural Notebooks Collection: Identities and Cultural Patrimony". This collection gathers the expressions and tangible cultural resources, as well as the intangible ones of the Indigenous v1Uages and ethnic communities of the Nicaraguan Caribbean. Besides making a brief description of this interesting publication process, in this mediation, the author proves It In the cultural politics frame of Intonational organisms, such as the UN and the UNESCO, which combined with the cultural politics of the Nicaraguan government. made possible the Implementation of the United Program of the Cultural Revitalization. The results of this Program were the saving, validation. revitalization and defense of the ancestral cultural expressions, which included the publication of this Important cultural collection.
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