Examples of using Chamorro in English and their translations into Russian
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Mr. Javier Chamorro Mora.
Chamorro and other groups.
Mr. Javier Chamorro Mora.
Signed Maria Rubiales de Chamorro.
Chamorro families had begun to sell their land.
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Languages: English and Chamorro.
English and Chamorro are the official languages.
Signed María Rubiales de Chamorro.
Guahan and Chamorro Studies Association Guam.
Signed Maria Rubiales de Chamorro.
The time for Chamorro self-determination had come.
Signed María Rubiales de Chamorro.
English and Chamorro are the official languages.
Lopeti Senituli Strength and Force of Chamorro Women Guam.
Ms. Rubiales de Chamorro(Nicaragua) seconded the nomination.
Her Excellency María Rubiales de Chamorro.
I served my tour near a Chamorro village in Guam.
Antonio Carpintero Uclés represented by counsel, Francisco Chamorro Bernal.
Mrs. Rubiales de Chamorro(Nicaragua), Vice-President, took the Chair.
In an effort to mitigate the situation, the Government of Guam had implemented the Chamorro Land Trust programme.
The 2000 census indicated that, while the Chamorro population stood at 65,243, the non-Chamorro population was 86,798.
In an effort to mitigate the situation, the Government of Guam had implemented the Chamorro Land Trust programme.
The Chamorro people had repeatedly sought political rights; they no longer had the luxury of waiting, in view of the slow pace at which actions in response to those requests had moved.
Destiny Tedtaotao, Riverside Chapter of Chamorro Nation A/C.4/64/3/Add.6.
Women's access to land and housing has been shown to have important implications for household productivity Deere and others, 2004;Katz and Chamorro, 2003.
The population totals 146,000,of which 47 per cent is Chamorro, 25 per cent Filipinos and 20 per cent stateside immigrants.
As stated bythe Governor in his 1998 state of the island address, the Government is implementing the Chamorro Land Trust.
As the self-proclaimed"stewards of Chamorro land", the United States is now determined to continue its mission of protecting Guam's environment from its people.
The petitioners also called on the administering Power to fulfil its treaty obligations to provide adequate information on the Chamorro right to decolonization.
The time has come for the island to take its fate and Chamorro self-determination into its own hands, perhaps via some sort of Free Association status with the United States.