Sources: San Andrés and Providencia / Raizal self-determination
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Archipelago Movement for Ethnic Native Self-Determination (Wikipedia) link
General-reference encyclopedia article, consulted via citation, on AMEN-SD's March 1999 founding as a merger of several earlier Raizal groups, its leadership under Rev. Raymond Howard Britton, its pursuit of an independent state, its three core principles, its contention regarding 1822 Colombian commitments and mainland-settler migration, and its response to the 2012 ICJ ruling.
Cited on: San Andrés and Providencia / Raizal self-determination, History of San Andrés and Providencia / Raizal self-determination · Source record
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Raizal (Wikipedia) link
General-reference encyclopedia article, consulted via citation, on the Raizal people's Afro-Caribbean origins, their substantial autonomy until the mid-twentieth century, and the 2012 ICJ ruling's reduction of the archipelago's surrounding maritime territory in favour of Nicaragua.
Cited on: San Andrés and Providencia / Raizal self-determination, History of San Andrés and Providencia / Raizal self-determination, San Andrés and Providencia / Raizal self-determination: current status · Source record