Brazil's Indigenous back Lula as El Nino fuels forest fires
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Indigenous people in the Brazilian Amazon explain their support to Lula while facing fires, smoke and concern about the impact of El Niño.
Brazil's Indigenous back Lula as El Nino fuels forest fires
The leftist leader is running for a fourth term against right-wing Senator Flavio Bolsonaro, and the choice is clear for Brazil's climate-conscious Indigenous groups. The Tres Unidos village of 120 people sits on the banks of the Rio Negro, an important tributary flowing through the Amazon rainforest. The Kambeba people have spent the last few weeks inhaling the smoke of forest fires, which authorities warn will worsen as the El Nino weather pat…
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Brazilian indigenous communities vote in Lula concerned with forest fires powered by El Niño in Amazonia.
The severe environmental crisis caused by the burning and severe effects of El Niño in the North region has become the main water divider for the voters of the Amazon. In the community of Three United, located on the shores of the Black River and inhabited by 120 indigenous people of the Kambeba ethnic group, the choice of the next president is directly associated with the survival of the forest and the local population itself."It is important f…
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