Indigenous Communities from Argentina

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Toba
Indigenous Group	Toba (Also known as: Guaycurúes, Toba-Pilagá, Qom-lik, Tobas)
Location	Argentina, Gran Chaco, Chaco, Formosa, Santa Fe, Buenos Aires
Estimated Population	69,452 (2004, National Institute of Statistics and Census)
Environment	Rainforest / Plain / Tropical
Lifestyle	Sedentary
Subsistence	Hunter / Gatherer / Fishing / Agriculture / Paid Labor / Handicraft Sales
Level of Assimilation	Assimilated
Language Family	Classification: Mataco-Guaicuru, Guaicuruan Alternate names: Chaco Sur, Qom, Toba Qom, Toba Sur Dialects: Southeast Toba, Northern Toba
Website URLs	Wikipedia: Toba The UN Works: Campfire song keeps a culture alive in Argentina CRIN: The participation of Argentinean children in the Regional Consultation on violence against children Urgente - Ataque Masivo A Una Comunidad Toba Canals for a Wild River: Borders and Aboriginal Utopias in the Argentinean Chaco Minorities at Risk (MAR), Indigenous Peoples in Argentina Amnesty International: Human Rights in Argentina Latin America Press, Argentina - Indigenous Land Fight Indigenous Argentine Communities ask Inter-American Human Rights Commission to Protect them from Cultural Genocide Argentina's Forgotten People Ethnologue: Toba, A Language of Argentina
NGOs	The UN Works The Center for Legal and Social Studies UNESCO Child Rights Information Network (CRIN) Minorities at Risk (MAR) Amnesty International The Center for International Environmental Law (CIEL) Amigos de la Tierra, Argentina Silataj, Argentina Center for Human Rights and Environment (CEDHA)