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Javari Valley, Brazil: Conflict of uncontacted indigenous group with Matis

Amazônia Real
27 January 2016 at 0:45 (Updated on 14 September 2020 at 12:00)

Matís say are living in uncertainty after the deaths of two indigenous in Korubo attack at the end of 2014, and that Funai is not knowing mediate the case.

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Indígenas Matís protestan en la calles de Atalaia do Norte, en actividades no relacionadas con la ocupación. (Foto: Divulgación Associación Indígena Matís).

Ocupação dos índios Matís da sede da Funai. (Foto: Divulgação/Associação Indígena Matís)

Ocupación de indígenas Matís en la sede de Funai. (Foto: Divulgacción Associación Indígena Matís)

Indígenas Korubo contatados recebem atendimento. (Foto: Funai)
Indígenas Korubo contatados recebem atendimento. (Foto: Funai)

 

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Indígneas Matís frente a la sede de Funai en Atalaia do Norte. (Foto: Jader Franco Marubo).

 

Os índios Korubo fizeram contato em setembro de 2015 (Foto: CGIIRC/Funai)

Indígenas Korubo hicieron contacto en septiembre de 2015 (Foto: CGIIRC/Funai)

Servidores da saúde atendem Korubo (Foto: CGIIRC/Funai)

Servidores de salud atienden a los Korubo (Foto: CGIIRC/Funai)

Contato dos Korubo em setembro de 2015 (Foto: CGIIRC/Funai)

Contacto de Korubo en septiembre de 2015 (Foto: CGIIRC/Funai)

Fotos do contato dos Korubo em setembro de 2015 (Foto: CGIIRC/Funai)

Fotos de contacto de Korubo en septiembre de 2015 (Foto: CGIIRC/Funai)

Os índios Matís em Atalaia do Norte (Foto: AIMA)

Indígenas Matís en Atalaia do Norte (Foto: AIMA)

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