"One day, we will win": The fight to protect Indigenous lands from Brazil’s hydrodam plans

On top of a hill overlooking the Tapajós, the fourth-largest tributary of the Amazon in Brazil, lies a village of around 130 Indigenous families, who live between the river and their small fruit and manioc farms. Walking tracks lead deep into the forest to where men hunt and women gather spicy ants to flavour their …

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