Proof ‘Death Road’ will destroy Peru’s uncontacted tribes
Authorities have confirmed the presence of uncontacted tribes along the route of a proposed road.
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More than 50 gunmen attack Indian community in southwest Brazil, shooting, threatening and then kidnapping one of their leaders.
New audio slideshow of ‘Tribes from the air’ marks UN Indigenous day
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Guarani Indians to take demands to Inter-American Court
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Judge halts rail project close to Earth’s most threatened tribe
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