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The Asháninka (their name means: a brother to all) are estimated between 25,000 and 45,000. Only a few hundred of these
live on the Brazilian side of the border. That means that among the 300,000 native people from 65 different ethnic groups
in the Peruvian Amazon, the Asháninka are the largest indigenous group.
The nation is made up of seven different groups who live scattered in more than 200 communities along the jungle valleys:
the Cutivireni, the Perené Asheninga, the Atsiri, the Nomatsiguenga, and the Caquinteo.
Pronto aqui! El sitio web de ashaninkas peru...
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