Amazonian Indigenous Women Occupy Federal Agency to Demand Suspension of Belo Sun Mining’s License

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Amazonian Indigenous Women Occupy Federal Agency to Demand Suspension of Belo Sun Mining’s License

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Amazonian Indigenous Women Occupy Federal Agency to Demand Suspension of Belo Sun Mining’s License | Amazon Watch

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More than 140 Indigenous people have occupied the Brazilian federal Indigenous agency FUNAI’s regional office to demand the suspension of Belo Sun’s mining license for its “Volta Grande” gold mine on the banks of the Xingu River.

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