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Funai to seek support from the Amazon Fund: ‘things are destitute’, says Joenia Wapichana

By Emily Costa 31 de January de 202323 de February de 2023

Funai’s new president, who took office on February 3, told InfoAmazonia in an interview that the [agency’s] budget for demarcating and protecting Indigenous Territories is approximately R$ 90,000, which means she will be looking for alternatives for getting the agency back up and working.

Exclusive: Survey says demarcating Indigenous lands doesn’t hurt agribusiness, as claimed by Bolsonaro

By Eduardo Geraque 25 de October de 20225 de January de 2023

Jair Bolsonaro (PL) says that demarcating 500 Indigenous lands threatens agriculture. A survey done for the project Mentira Tem Preço (Lies Have a Price) shows that there are 240 demarcation processes in progress, and in most agriculture-producing states, Indigenous land doesn’t cover even 1% of the total land area.

Mining firm accused of coercing indigenous groups to exploit potash in Amazon

By Fábio Bispo 28 de April de 202228 de April de 2022

Public Prosecutor’s Office investigates Canadian-controlled Potássio do Brasil for manipulating consultations and land transactions with indigenous people

Gold, not potassium: the real interest of mining on indigenous lands

By Fábio Bispo 24 de March de 202220 de April de 2022

Forty three percent of all mining requests on the indigenous lands in the Brazilian Amazon lands are for gold extraction, an InfoAmazonia data analysis reveals. In several of these targeted areas, satellite images show that there is gold mining already taking place without authorization.

Proposed Brazil-Peru road through untouched Amazon gains momentum

By Leandro Chaves 10 de March de 202210 de March de 2022

Scientists and residents of the Serra do Divisor National Park fear impacts of development on the unique biodiversity of the area between Brazil’s Acre state and Peru

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Gold, not potassium: the real interest of mining on indigenous lands

24 de March de 2022

Mining firm accused of coercing indigenous groups to exploit potash in Amazon

28 de April de 2022

Exclusive: Survey says demarcating Indigenous lands doesn’t hurt agribusiness, as claimed by Bolsonaro

25 de October de 2022

Proposed Brazil-Peru road through untouched Amazon gains momentum

10 de March de 2022

Funai to seek support from the Amazon Fund: ‘things are destitute’, says Joenia Wapichana

31 de January de 2023

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