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A Glimpse at Afro-Ecuadorian Politics, Influences on and Participation in Constitutional Processes,n Ecuador, that era lasted from the early twentieth century until the indigenous uprisings of the early 1990s (Whitten, Whitten, and Chango 2003; Clark and Becker 2007), culminating in the adoption of the first multicultural constitution in 1998 by a Constituent Assembly.

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