Indigenous Pilgrimage Ends in Chile

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Indigenous leaders conclude world voyage with calls to end nature's destruction

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Indigenous sages carry out ancestral ceremony of the Anasazi people, who lived in the Chaco Canyon before European settlement in what was to become the US state of New Mexico .

Leaders of 22 Indigenous Peoples from five continents held prayers for nature in Chile on Sunday at the end of a 46-day pilgrimage around the world.

They shared their concerns about what is happening in their own home regions.

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