🌿 Félix Díaz and the Qom people’s Fight for Their Land 🌿 Félix Díaz, a leader of the Qom people in Argentina, has been at the forefront of the struggle to defend his community’s rights and ancestral lands.

Since the Pilcomayo National Park was created in 1951 without their consent, the Qom have been fighting against the restrictions it imposed, which threaten their identity and way of life.

📢 "Our people have been here for centuries. We’re not asking for anything new, just for our rights to be respected," says Díaz. His activism has come at a high cost: he and his family have faced multiple death threats. But he refuses to back down.

He continues to demand justice, recognition, and respect for Indigenous rights, confronting the same colonial practices that have historically tried to silence Indigenous peoples.