La provincia de Rio Negro figura entre las provincias que más discrimina a los pueblos originarios.

La provincia de Rio Negro figura entre las provincias que más discrimina a los pueblos originarios. Así surge de un mapa de la discriminación realizado por el instituto nacional contra la discriminación, la xenofobia y el racismo. Así lo contaba a nuestra emisora el delegado de ese organismo en Bariloche, Julio Acavallo. Acavallo se refirió a demás a los ámbitos donde se registraron los mayores niveles de discriminación.

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