RESERVA INDIGENA MAKÁ
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The country's main Maká community (around 1,600 people) welcomes visitors curious about their culture and traditions, including ancestral dances and songs. The indigenous Maká people are originally from the Chaco Boreal region. In 1940, following the destruction of their habitat in the name of "development", most of them took refuge in the Colonia Fray Bartolomé de las Casas, in the department of Presidente Hayes. In 1985, following severe flooding, most moved to Mariano Roque Alonso's Nueva Colonia Indígena Maká.
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