Examples of using Chamorro in English and their translations into Arabic
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Chamorro families had begun to sell their land.
(Signed) Maria Rubiales de Chamorro.
Mrs. Chamorro is the only woman in the history of the country to have been elected to the highest executive office.
I served my tour near a Chamorro village in Guam.
An appeal had been filed, however,resulting in the plebiscite being postponed, pending completion of the Chamorro registry.
The Chamorro now constitute just over one third of the population and play an active role in the political and social life of the island.
That could be achieved only through Chamorro self-determination.
Statistics showed that the Chamorro people were dying and suffering at a disproportionate rate compared to citizens of the mainland United States.
In resolutions adopted in 1994 and 1995,the General Assembly recognized the Chamorro people's right to self-determination.
The population was divided: Chamorro against Chamorro, insider against outsider, citizens of one category against citizens of another.
The second piece of legislationestablished the Commission on Decolonization for the Implementation and Exercise of Chamorro Self-determination.
Mrs. Rubiales de Chamorro(Nicaragua)(spoke in Spanish): I would like at the outset to welcome this High-level Dialogue on Financing for Development.
The Acting President: I now give the floor to HerExcellency Mrs. María Rubiales de Chamorro, chairperson of the delegation of Nicaragua.
Its President, Violeta Barrios de Chamorro, has given an eloquent account in this Hall of the successes achieved and the obstacles encountered in the process.
The Committee was right to note that recent immigrationtrends further emphasized the importance of the issue of Chamorro self-determination.
The population totals 146,000, of which 47 per cent is Chamorro, 25 per cent Filipinos and 20 per cent stateside immigrants.
In 1997, the Guam Legislature had enacted alaw to actualize a process of decolonization by an exercise of Chamorro self-determination.
That had been repeatedly stated byUnited States representatives whenever the cause of Chamorro self-determination was advanced in the United Nations by the representative of Guam.
In 1997, Guam Public Law 23-147 established a Commissionon Decolonization for the Implementation and Exercise of Chamorro Self-Determination.
The main ethniccomposition of the population is 37 per cent Chamorro, 26 per cent Filipino, and 11 per cent other Pacific islanders.
It is our good fortune that our geographic location has the potential of promotingeconomic opportunities that could ensure the viability of Chamorro participation in a modern world.
During almost four centuries of colonial oppression by various rulers, the Chamorro people had not become reconciled to colonial rule, as their language, history and culture showed.
In addition, Guam ' s delegate to the United States Congress had introducedlegislation to appropriate funds for an educational campaign on Chamorro self-determination.
Reiterates its request to the administering Power to continue to recognize and respect the cultural andethnic identity of the Chamorro people, the indigenous inhabitants of Guam;