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Amazon indigenous leaders accuse Brazil of ‘genocide’ policy

  • Hundreds of elders gathered this week at Pairacu, deep in the rainforest, to form a united front against Bolsonaro’s environmental policies
  • “We do not accept mining on our lands, loggers, illegal fishermen or hydroelectricity. We are opposed to anything that destroys the forest,” a leader said
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Brazil’s Bolsonaro says he had partial memory loss after a fall this week

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OIC condemns Brazil for opening trade office in Jerusalem

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Brazil’s mega-dam: Broken promises for distant power

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Brazil opens Jerusalem trade center as step to embassy shift

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Brazil can’t stop deforestation without help, says minister

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Trump to restore tariffs on Brazil, Argentina

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Brazil’s president accuses actor DiCaprio of financing Amazon fires

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Lionel Messi scores on Argentina return to sink Brazil in Saudi Arabia

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Argentina star Lionel Messi arrives in Riyadh ahead of Brazil clash

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Brazilian and Saudi officials review successful relations

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Brazil’s Samarco to resume $4bn debt restructuring talks

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Brazil’s Bolsonaro says ‘worst is yet to come’ on oil spill

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