Violência contra povos indígenas

Alcohol and money: the cocktail of ‘civilization’ behind the rape and murder of a Baré woman

Rosimar de Oliveira was raped and strangled to death, allegedly by Yanomami teens, but nobody should forget the brutal context: poverty, exploitation and free drinks provided by the incoming mayor of Barcelos, Amazonas

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

Tuire Kayapó, the woman who held back a dam

With a single defiant gesture, this brave indigenous woman, who passed on August 10, delayed construction of the Belo Monte Dam by two decades and set an example for future generations

‘White people forget, but everyone will suffer equally’

Eight thousand Indigenous people occupy Brasília, only to be betrayed by men in suits

Lula is struggling to demarcate territories and there are signs of a retreat from a Supreme Court under attack from the most predatory Congress since Brazil's redemocratization

Drugs and the bane of the military

Who gains from the war on drug trafficking if crime and death only grow, terrorizing the poor, corrupting the State, and holding society hostage?

The Nawa struggle against ‘environmentalism without people’ continues

Ethnic group living in Acre has been waiting since 1999 for recognition of their ancestral lands, which were turned into a national park and made off-limit to inhabitants. Demarcation resumed in 2023, then stalled once again

The cactus, the fig tree and the sumaúma

If one day we decide to close the open veins of Latin America and free ourselves from exploitation by all kinds of gringos, we will do so by affirming our Afro-Indigenous roots, which always make life more verdant

The contest for souls in the Amazon and other stories

A two-minute round-up of the latest news about the rainforest