United Confederation of Taino People
Honoring Kaieri (Trinidad and Tobago)
UCTP Liasion Officers to the Santa Rosa Carib Community
Tony 'Ieri Tiger' and Genetha 'Bimechi' Ali
105 Lincoln
Rd., Apt. 4B
Brooklyn, NY 11225
Ieri Tiger and Bimechi with Carib Elder Valentina Medina,
and Chief Ricardo Bharath Hernandez
UCTP
Santa Rosa Community Liaison Officer
Authorization from Chief Ricardo Bharath Hernandez
The
Santa Rosa Amerindian Community is located in Arima Trinidad. It is currently
the only organized area of Amerindian Survival in Trinidad and Tobago. The Santa
Rosa Carib Community is formally recognized as a representative of the Indigenous
Amerindians of the Twin-island State by the National Government.
Chief Bharath (left), Tony Ieri Tiger (center),
and Arima Community Shaman, Cristo Adonis (right)
Thank
you letter from the Santa Rosa Carib Community
for the UCTP donated Fax machine
The Hon. Elvin Edwards, Mayor
of Arima welcomes
UCTP Rep. Roberto Múcaro Borrero,
while Chief Christine Lowe of the Guyana
Organization of Indigenous Peoples (GOIP) looks on (Sept. 2000).
August
29th 2000, Recognition of the Indigenous Nations
of Puerto Rico and Cuba awarded to the United Confederation of
Taíno People on behalf of the People's National Movement,
courtesy of the Hon. Patrick Manning
Additional Resources - Recursos Adicionales
The Amerindians of Trinidad &
Tobago
http://www.pantrinbago.com/Amerinidian1.htm
Trinidad and Tobago in Brief
http://www3.itu.int/MISSIONS/Trinidad-Tobago/trinidad1.html
Map of Trinidad and Tobago
Carifesta VIII in Suriname
http://www.carifesta8.org/history.html
Celebrate our Carib Heritage
http://www.nalis.gov.tt/Culture/Culture_CaribHeritage.html
Indigenous Peoples Welcome New Government
Concessions
By Peter Richards, IPS,
12 July 2000
http://www.hartford-hwp.com/archives/41/283.html
Carib
Brews Newsletter
The Brewery contractors constructed the
extension of the Santa Rosa
Carib Community Centre to house a Visitors Resource
Centre.
UCTP REPORT FROM MUMBAI INDIA, February 2003
The statue of Chief Hyarima located in Arima, Trinidad — The following inscription appears on the statute: The last great leader of this nation’s indigenous people was Hyarima. He was a Nepuyo — a sub-tribe of the Carinepogoto (Carib) whose villages were established throughout northeast Trinidad
Other Pictures of Trinidad and Tobago
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