In Brazil, invaders set fires in Karipuna Indigenous land, leaders say

Mongabay
Aug 26, 2025, 6:16 pm129 ptsTrending
Indigenous leaders say land-grabbers are setting fires inside the Karipuna Indigenous Territory in Brazil’s Rondônia state, in the northwest Amazon. The fires come less than one month after Indigenous leaders warned authorities about renewed invasions. Satellite monitoring detected more than 90 fire alerts…

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