Fueled by impunity, invasions surge in Brazil’s Indigenous lands

Mongabay
Nov 25, 2020, 11:46 am188 pts
A thin plume of smoke rises above the lush canopy of the Apyterewa Indigenous Territory, deep in the Brazilian Amazon. A couple of men feed the flames engulfing a wooden bridge serving as a gateway into the vast territory. On the other side, uniformed agents tasked with protecting the territory look on…

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