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  Indigenous Peruvians Protest State Oil Company Taking Over Their Land

  June 7, 2013 | The Guardian

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    June 17, 2013 | Public Radio International

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  • We Won't Stop Fighting

    Facing enormous setbacks to indigenous rights in Brazil, 400 Kayapo leaders and warriors met on the Xingu River to discuss serious threats to indigenous rights that are being considered by the Brazilian government.

  • Eye on Brasília: Indigenous Resistance to Dams Persists

    Last week indigenous groups that occupied Belo Monte traveled to Brasilia to meet with the government. So far the only response they have received says that indigenous peoples have no right to veto the government's plans.

  • "Traditional Forest Knowledge Is not Folklore, but a Resource for Change"

    Researchers and policymakers have a lot to learn in designing and implementing climate change adaptation strategies from smallholder farmers in the Amazon, says Miguel Pinedo-Vásquez.

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