Will the Lula administration drill for oil at the mouth of the Amazon River?
Understanding and working to block this destructive project is also a responsibility of the SUMAÚMA community
How did 570 indigenous children die from the negligence of the Bolsonaro government?
The careful steps journalism must take to avoid committing acts of violence while denouncing violence.
Choquei, Parente!
Brazil has an
indigenous minister
A look behind the scenes at the events and alliances that allowed Sonia Guajajara to take power and make history
Lula 3: A fresh start for the Amazon?
After the birth of a new government in Brazil, SUMAÚMA examines the baby steps and giant strides it has taken for the rainforest and its people
COP27: Indigenous groups demand Amazon conference
Special correspondent for AGENDA PROPIA in collaboration with SUMAÚMA in Sharm el-Sheikh
New Congress poses grave threat to Amazon rainforest
After gains by Bolsonaro's allies in the legislature and state governments, the only hope for the environment is for Lula to win the run-off for president
‘I spent the election in exile, hiding from assassins’
A letter to the nation from a black woman, quilombola and peasant from the Amazon, about the struggle to keep her family alive
Indigenous resistance: Chirley Pankará launches candidacy in the land of the bandeirantes
Daughter of the Pankará people seeks spot in state assembly, which has long history of marginalizing her people
