La lengua guaraní dependiente en tiempos de Independencia en Paraguay by Bartomeu Melià (S. J.)

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Construction et restructuration territoriale chez les Wayãpi et Teko de la commune de Camopi, Guyane française by Davy Damien, Isabelle Tritsch, Pierre Grenand

“…Two peoples of Tupi-Guarani language, Teko and Wayãpi Indians, live on the territory of Camopi, French Guiana municipality. …”
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La langue guarani, symbole instrumentalisé de la construction de la nation paraguayenne by Christine Pic-Gillard

“…This hybridization found its expression at the linguistic level in the Guarani / Castilian bilingualism, a myth which started at the time of  the  colonial Paraguay and has continued  during contemporary democratic Paraguay. The use of the Guarani language has certainly allowed the construction of the specific national identity based on a bilingualism and a bi-culture shared by all the citizens.Nevertheless new obstacles have emerged which question the opportunity to develop a minority language while Spanish is expanding in  North and South Americas and while the command of English seems to be an asset for emerging countries. …”
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Os Xetá e seus acervos: memória histórica, política e afetiva (Paraná, Brasil) by Edilene Coffaci de Lima, Lilianny Rodriguez Barreto dos Passos, Rafael Pacheco

“…In the middle of the last century, the Xetá, speakers of a Tupi-Guarani language of southern Brazil, were contacted and rapidly decimated, losing 70% of their population in the course of a decade. …”
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