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Impressive Video Trailer Crushes a Man's Leg After Losing Control and Falling on the Tires

Strong images were captured by a security camera because the exact moment was recorded when a man almost lost his life after a trip had left him at the edge of the tires of a heavy-duty truck, which was moving even though he was moving slowly. Although the man did not die, if it resulted in a wound since his calf ended up crushed after all the weight of the truck had fallen on him. The case happened in the western area of Manaus in Brazil.Manaus · Manaus Read Article

How Organized Crime Threatens the Amazon’s Uncontacted Tribes

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How Organized Crime Threatens the Amazon’s Uncontacted Tribes Organized crime has become an existential threat to the uncontacted Indigenous peoples of the Amazon as illegal gold miners, drug traffickers, loggers, and poachers advance ever deeper into the world’s largest rainforest. The Amazon basin is home to around 95% of the Indigenous people living in isolation, with an estimated 124 groups living in Brazil alone, according to a recent repor…Organized Crime · Manaus Read Article

Amazonian Indigenous Peoples Void Belo Sun’s Consultation, Threatening Mega-mine’s Approval

“Prior consultation is a binding requirement established by the Federal Regional Court and an indispensable condition for the environmental licensing process to move forward.“ The post Amazonian Indigenous Peoples Void Belo Sun’s Consultation, Threatening Mega-mine’s Approval first appeared on Amazon Watch.Manaus · Manaus Read Article

Why Is It Called "pyraña"? the Curious Origin of the Name of One of the Most Feared Animals in South America

The piranhas are freshwater fish known all over the world for their dentures and their supposed ferocity. However, behind that fame there are less widespread data that help to better understand this South American animal. One of the most striking is the origin of its name, which comes from an indigenous language and reveals how they were perceived since ancient times. They inhabit rivers and lakes of South America, especially in the Amazon basin…Animals · Manaus Read Article

The Owner of Manaus Revealed How He Closed Cunnington’s Purchase: Cash-in-Million Dollar Operation

Orlando Canido said he advanced with the acquisition as part of a commercial strategy to consolidate his position in the gas market. He said the decision was quick, without prior audit, and that the payment was made entirely in cash. Read moreBuenos Aires · Buenos Aires See the Story

“Industrial Mesaza”: What Are the Risks to the Economy According to the Owners of Cabrales, Manaus and Other Companies

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Industrialists from different sectors addressed the issues of greatest concern to them for the coming year and took stock of 2025 in the face of macroeconomic changesStock Markets · Manaus Read Article

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Impressive Video Trailer Crushes a Man's Leg After Losing Control and Falling on the Tires

How Organized Crime Threatens the Amazon’s Uncontacted Tribes

Amazonian Indigenous Peoples Void Belo Sun’s Consultation, Threatening Mega-mine’s Approval

Why Is It Called "pyraña"? the Curious Origin of the Name of One of the Most Feared Animals in South America

Afro-Descendant Communities Offer a Living Blueprint for Amazon Conservation

Brazilian Pusher Tug Duo Will Have Fuel-Flexible Wärtsilä Main Engines

The Amazon Does Not Need New Wars

Accident During Christmas Tree Placement Leaves Injured

The Owner of Manaus Revealed How He Closed Cunnington’s Purchase: Cash-in-Million Dollar Operation

“Industrial Mesaza”: What Are the Risks to the Economy According to the Owners of Cabrales, Manaus and Other Companies

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Impressive Video Trailer Crushes a Man's Leg After Losing Control and Falling on the Tires

How Organized Crime Threatens the Amazon’s Uncontacted Tribes

Amazonian Indigenous Peoples Void Belo Sun’s Consultation, Threatening Mega-mine’s Approval

Why Is It Called "pyraña"? the Curious Origin of the Name of One of the Most Feared Animals in South America

Afro-Descendant Communities Offer a Living Blueprint for Amazon Conservation

Brazilian Pusher Tug Duo Will Have Fuel-Flexible Wärtsilä Main Engines

The Amazon Does Not Need New Wars

Accident During Christmas Tree Placement Leaves Injured

The Owner of Manaus Revealed How He Closed Cunnington’s Purchase: Cash-in-Million Dollar Operation

“Industrial Mesaza”: What Are the Risks to the Economy According to the Owners of Cabrales, Manaus and Other Companies

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