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Taíno People Honored by the Mashantucket Pequot Nation

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Available for review: The Voice of the Taino People, Volume 14, Issue 2, April – June 2011
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About Me:: I like to fish

Occupation:: Director

Education:: Environmental Studies- Southampton College
Urban Planning- Hunter College

Contact Information:: rjhnyc@yahoo.com

Research Interests:: fishing

Publications:: too numerous to mention but check out "The Voice of the Taino People News Journal at:
http://www.uctp.org/index.php?option=com_docman&task=cat_view&a...

Affiliation:: La Confederación Unida de el Pueblo Taíno - Oficina de Enlace en Boriken

Link:: http://www.cuptboriken.blogspot.com

Another link:: http://www.uctp.org

Another link:: http://www.uctp.org/index.php?option=com_docman&task=cat_view&a...

My Website:: http://www.prescenciataina.comoj.com/

La Confederación Unida de el Pueblo Taíno (CUTP)

La Confederación Unida de el Pueblo Taíno (CUTP) fue establecida como un consejo de liderazgo indígena del Caribe o “autoridad intertribal” inspirada por confederaciones indígenas antiguas así como iniciativas contemporáneas.

Sus miembros se encuentran en todas partes de las Antillas Mayores y Menores así como los Estados Unidos y más allá del horizonte.

El CUPT se dedica a la promoción y la protección del patrimonio cultural y las tradiciones espirituales del Taíno y otros Pueblos Indígenas Caribeños contemporáneos y las generaciones futuras. Con la ayuda del establecimiento histórico del CUPT, los descendientes de los primeros " Indios americanos " que descubrieron a Colon en 1492 ahora tienen un foro para presentar una voz unificada acerca de asuntos que conciernen atraves del Caribe y la diáspora.

La Confederación Unida de el Pueblo Taíno
Oficina de Enlace en Boriken
P.O. Box 495,
Adjuntas, Puerto Rico, 00601

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Ahora disponible: La Voz del Pueblo Taíno - Edición Borikua: Vol. 2, Número 1, Enero - Marzo 2010

La Voz del Pueblo Taíno - Edición Borikua - es la Revista de la Oficina de Enlace del la Confederación Unida del Pueblo Taíno (CUPT) en Boriken (Puerto Rico), Volumen 2, Número 1, Enero - Marzo de 2010, Reservados todos los derechos. En esta edición: Terremoto causa devastación en Haiti ; Urgen pesquisa legislative sobre paradero de… Continue

Posted on May 14, 2010 at 3:59pm

Documentario Taino enfoca el lente hacia Boriken

Boriken/Puerto Rico (CUPT Noticias Tainas) - La liga ganadora de Premios Emmy de Alex Zacarias (Productor/Director) y camareógrafo Ray Ibsen viajaron a Boriken (Puerto Rico) en Agosto para continuar su labor en la produccion de su documentario Taino.

Leer el artículo completo:
http://www.cuptboriken.blogspot.com
http://www.uctp.org

Posted on September 14, 2009 at 10:57pm

Representante Oficial Taino Ofrece Periódico de Noticias en Boriken

Adjuntas, Boriken (CUPT Noticias Tainas) – Esta semana, la Oficina de Enlace de la Confederación Unida de el Pueblo Taíno (CUPT) en Boriken circula la primera edición de su periódico de noticias titulado “La Voz Del Pueblo Taino: Edición Borikua".

Este titular bajo el idioma Español se dedica a presentar hechos y asuntos indigenas que… Continue

Posted on August 18, 2009 at 7:29pm

THE VOICE OF THE TAINO PEOPLE NEWS JOURNAL

THE VOICE OF THE TAINO PEOPLE NEWS JOURNAL, Volume 13, Issue 2, April – June 2009 has been uploaded to the DOCUMENTS Section of www.uctp.org. This document is a pdf, downloadable version of the print edition news journal: The Voice of the Taino People (ISSN 1553-9350). Featured articles include Indigenous Leaders Meet in Panama and Indigenous Global Climate Change Forum and more...

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Posted on July 10, 2009 at 11:35am

PR Representative Vassallo urges respect for Taino

Ponce, Boriken (UCTP Taino News) – Representing District 25, Ponce – Jayuya, the Hon. Victor L. Vassallo Anadón this week urged the citizens and government of Puerto Rico and federal agencies to respect the island’s “sacred national patrimony” and the rights of the Taino People. The official statement was presented to the Boriken Liaison Office of the United Confederation of Taino People in the form of a… Continue

Posted on July 9, 2009 at 4:49pm

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At 4:07pm on May 14, 2010, Cornelius (Scott) McCarthy said…: Hola Roger,
I think I met you about 10 years back when Roberto Borrero introduced me to you and you showed me around the place where you worked helping youth, etc. I think so, but am not sure.
Glad to be in contact.

At 10:40pm on August 30, 2009, Dr. Rose M. Xochitl AnaO Quinone said…: Rcibi el paquete. Gracias.

At 9:48am on August 15, 2009, william ruiz said…: peace & blessings i like roberto hes a nice person. he has a good family. i enjoy working with his group whenever i have time to.

At 9:43pm on August 13, 2009, Teresa said…: Hi Roger how are you doing?

At 6:54pm on August 13, 2009, Roger Guayakan said…: Perhaps we meet at Lago Garzas kayak races? I would like to buy one...
I am a member of the Adjuntas Gifgante Fishing Club and I capture mostly photographs while fishing than I do actual fish.
Whish is your favorite beach?
I studied oceanagraphy and love exploring the coast.
We need to talk....

At 1:41pm on August 13, 2009, adem medina cardona said…: Greetings, Roger! I thought we were already connected. Thank you for the invitation. ~c

At 6:26pm on August 10, 2009, Connie Laboy Torres said…: I am presently experiencing some internet issues so I hope this goes thru. El Americano is my brother. He was labled so by the locals and it stuck. He figured why change it now that many know him by that name. I tried viewing the pics you stated is posted but I didn't view anything bearing my brother's face or his small business. By the way my brother was denied help from the Labor Dept. because he was not born in Boriken. He is not the only person I know that this has happened to. You do what you have to do legally to survive! He really enjoys his little corner of paradise. I'll let him know that we chatted.

At 5:23pm on August 10, 2009, Connie Laboy Torres said…: The Americano is what the locals have named him and it stuck. He is my brother. When you are told you are not a local than you accept it and move on.
The nites here are fantastic. The one thing I don't miss is the Boriken heatwave.

At 1:09pm on August 7, 2009, Roger Guayakan said…: Jalil-
I sent you the article direct to your kesruan@hotmail.com address.
Have you received it?
This is the second time I have tried to get it to you.
Rog