Brazilian Indians from the Xingu Park, in the Amazon, celebrating the Kuarup festival

Want Sustainable Development for the Amazon? Let the Indians Take Care of It

The Brazilian government has earmarked a vast tract of Amazonian land for mining. The ...

A fisherman inspects the area of the new hydroelectric - Photo: Gustavo Faleiros

Once Expelled from Belo Monte, Brazil’s River People Are Back to Their Old Spot

All is not quiet on Brazil’s western frontier. Families that were displaced from their ...

Portela became Rio Carnaval's champion telling the tragedy of a collapsed dam - Fernando Frazão/ABr

Rio Carnaval Gets Serious with Tragic Story of a Broken Dam

  In 2015, the collapse of mining company Samarco’s dams at a mine in ...

Brazil’s Indian Warriors Gather to Keep Amazon Waters Flowing Free

For five days in May, hundreds of tribal people from the far reaches of ...

Brazilian Indians Fighting to Become Visible and Be Counted

“The word ‘Indian’ doesn’t mean anything. Indians in Brazil – once called Xavantes, Guaranis, ...

Brazilian Indians Want You to Help Them Halt Hydroelectric in Sacred Land

The Paranatinga II hydroelectric power station is being built in a sacred site for ...

Brazil: Town Meeting to Discuss Forest Conservation

Today, indians, farmers, government authorities, businessmen and representatives of civil society will begin a ...