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Query: Is a `Wirikuta empowerment' of the Huichol measurable on the Internet?   Current social and activist movements find the opportunity in social media to
effectively impact on the agenda of governing bodies and create `global'
perceptions -- it is often claimed. Content related to the social and activist
movements is online, to be accessed, supported or disputed and distributed from
virtually anywhere at any time, in the public sphere of the Internet. This
activity allows the enlargement of social movements and would increase the
empowerment in the concerned communities. The aim of this explorative study is
to assess whether the temporal evolution of the Normalised Web Distance (NWD)
--as defined by Cilibrasi & Vit\'anyi (2007)-- between identifying terms
concerning this activism could be used to measure the progress or decline of
social empowerment through the Internet. The NWD relies on the page count
number of single and joint queries, which in our study have been registered
using a freely available web browser (e.g. Google Search) providing a time
search window for temporal query results. To explore this meta-data technique,
we introduce the case of a perceived Wirikuta online movement, which originated
in Mexico with the aim to protect the Huichols' sacred land and water resources
from open mining projects for silver ore. We conducted a small scale Internet
study relating the key terms `Wirikuta', `Huichol', and `Wixarika' and their
co-occurrence with seven positive qualifiers (e.g. `sacred land'), five
negative qualifiers (e.g. `violence') and one neutral qualifier (`table') over
time, annually from 1994 till 2013. We confirm close semantic clustering over
time of traditional indigeneous identity terms of the Huichol, and observe a
slight convergence of key terms to `mines' and less pronounced to `sacred land'
and a divergence with respect to `ancestors' indicating a complex image of a
tendency of empowerment.

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