Brazilian miners ramp up their invasion of Yanomami land in Venezuela

Mongabay
Jul 29, 2022, 9:10 am188 pts
In southern Venezuela, the headwaters of some of the country’s largest rivers snake through remote parts of the Amazon rainforest near the Brazilian border, where Yanomami, Ye’kwana and other Indigenous communities have lived for hundreds of years. For most of their history, the Yanomami survived without…

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