Indigenous Peoples’ Protest in Brazil Met With Police Brutality

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By GreenpeaceMay 9, 2017, 10:18 am59 pts
By Dawn Bickett A group of farmers viciously attacked a nearby Indigenous community in Brazil on Sunday. Thirteen Indigenous People were wounded. Two men had limbs hacked off with a machete. This kind of violence may seem unthinkable, but it is becoming the rule in the Brazilian Amazon. Each year, dozens of…

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