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Child abuse claims weaponised in Marajó election
One of the poorest and most remote regions of the Brazilian Amazon has become a laboratory for fake news as opposition groups peddle lies to win votes in the archipelago
Journey to the center of the fire
Photojournalist Edmar Barros travels through one of the regions hardest hit by the fires in the Amazon to show the havoc wreaked by flames and drought. In this diary, published by Amazônia Latitude in partnership with SUMAÚMA, he discusses his expedition
Dyeing the streets red for 100 years
Revelers in Gurupá fight to keep faith and resistance alive during the festival of Saint Benedito in Quilombo communities in the Marajó Archipelago
Two years of SUMAÚMA: time for deeper Amazonization
On the frontline of the war waged against Nature, our newsroom is Amazonizing with the arrival of its first forest-journalists
‘An ecological civilization will have to be socialist’
A critic of the consumption of resources that produce no common good, such as military spending and advertising, Canadian activist Ian Angus wants an economy that is organized to meet social needs rather than private profit
Do you realize they’re killing you?
Either we halt destruction or we’ll see a lot more blood, pain, death, and maybe extinction
Only ancestral peoples have the technology to regenerate a dying forest
Urgent action is needed to contain the capitalist metastasis spreading through the Amazon and far beyond
O dia em que homens brancos de terno negociaram o futuro dos Indígenas
Como foram as cinco horas da sessão de conciliação do inconciliável proposta pelo ministro Gilmar Mendes, com o apoio da maioria de seus colegas do STF, para decidir sobre o marco temporal
Reimagining Tuire’s defiant defence of life
SUMAÚMA asked Amazonian and Indigenous artists to recreate the image of the Kayapó woman who challenged the white men and became a symbol of the forest peoples' resistance to the Belo Monte Dam
