conquistadors (portrayed as Bulls). The Bribri are an indigenous tribe that lives in Salitre, Cabagra, Talamanca Bribri and Kekoldi; Cabécar in Alto Chirripó...
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El lugar del tiempo. Historias y otras tradiciones orales del pueblo bribrí. Ciudad Universitaria Rodrigo Facio. San José, Costa Rica.: Editorial de la...
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These include (but are not limited to) the Pech, the Rama, the Maleku, the Bribri, the Cabécar, the Guaymí, the Naso, the Kuna, the Kogi, the Motilon, the...
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except for some small remnants, the most significant of which are the Bribri and Boruca tribes who still inhabit the mountains of the Cordillera de Talamanca...
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279 1.7 10,634 1.5 Teribe/Naso 2,194 1.1 3,305 1.2 4,046 1.0 6,899 1.0 Bribri 2,521 0.9 1,068 0.3 799 0.1 Other 103 0.1 460 0.1 45,498 6.5 Not declared...
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35% Ngäbe, 17% Buglé and 12% others groups such as Teribe/Naso, Emberá, Bribri and Wounaan. Religion is not recorded in the census, but the majority is...
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Rica's third largest canton by population and suburb of San Jose Pavilion of Ciudad Quesada, located in Costa Rica's fourth largest canton by population, San...
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Guatemala; they were a Mapuche Indian from Chile, a Quechua from Peru, a Bribri from Costa Rica, and two Guaymis from Panama. A beautification project in...
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Guatemala; they were a Mapuche Indian from Chile, a Quechua from Peru, a Bribri from Costa Rica, and two Guaymis from Panama as well as other efforts in...
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Guatemala; they were a Mapuche Indian from Chile, a Quechua from Peru, a Bribri from Costa Rica, and two Guaymis from Panama. A 1984-5 continuation of the...
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