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BIOGRAPHY
My name is Abraham
Clark Rosales. I am originally from the
indigenous community of Dos Amigos
situated in the Municipality of
Prinzapolka and now of the Territorial
Authority, Prinzu Awala. I was born in
Rosita in 1978. I am a Miskito Indian and
very proud of my heritage. I have spent a
large part of my life in Rosita, as the
level of education and health services in
my communities has been very poor. I
graduated from high school in 1998 and
in 1999 received a scholarship from the
Foundation for the development of Autonomy
on the Atlantic Coast of Nicaragua (FADCANIC).
This led me to the Autonomous University
of Chapingo in México for 5 years where I
graduated as a forest engineer with a
specialization in forest renewal. My
aspirations have always been to return to
my country, especially to the lands of my
ancestors and to be an exemplary leader
for my people. I have the honour to serve
my people and the trust they have bestowed
in me to represent them and to use the
education of my life to serve them. |
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As the President y
Legal Representative of the
first indigenous business in
Nicaragua LIMI-NAWAH S.A., I
would like to thank you for
visiting our web site and at the
same time hope that you can find
whatever information you may be
looking for without problem. We
are sixteen integrated Miskito
and Mayagnan communities that
depend upon this company for our
well-being. We are working to
use our wood resources, develop
management plans with a focus on
ecosystem maintenance. We
are involved in all aspects of
the industrial cycle from
harvest to processing and we
have hopes to be able to
ultimately add substantial value
to our forest through secondary
and tertiary products including
the certifi9cation of our forest
lands.