‘They will die’: Fears for the last Piripkura as Amazon invasion ramps up

Mongabay
Dec 3, 2021, 3:48 pm279 pts
Roads, trucks, fences, cow barns, cattle herds, and vast pasturelands. Overflight images from advocacy groups have revealed all this inside what’s supposed to be the protected territory of the Piripkura people, one of the world’s most vulnerable uncontacted Indigenous peoples, in the Brazilian Amazon. The…

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