Aerial view of the city of São Felix do Xingu, in southern Pará state. The town is located between the Xingu River (right) and the Fresco River (left), which is suspected to be muddy due to mining.
An illegal gas station which was closed during an Ibama (Brazilian Institute of Environment and Renewable Natural Resources) operation in 2021 in the Renascer village, located in the Apyterewa indigenous land in southern Pará.
(1) The mayor of São Felix do Xingu, João Cleber de Souza Torres, 61, grants an interview to the Washington Post.
(2) A fence installed by illegal white settlers inside the Apyterewa indigenous land.
Relatives of environmental activist Ze do Lago, murdered in January 2022, pose for a portrait after an interview with the Washington Post. For security reasons their identities cannot be revealed.
Relatives of environmental activist Ze do Lago, murdered in January 2022, show videos about Ze do Lago's life and work. For security reasons their identities cannot be revealed.
Aerial view of the Parakanã Paredão village on the banks of the São Sebastião river and inside the Apyterewa indigenous land, in southern Pará. During the overflight a part of the indigenous land illegally occupied by non-indigenous invaders was on fire.
Awapinima Parakanã, Chief of the Parakanã Paredão Village, looks at a piece of once-forested Apyterewa indigenous land now taken over by non-indigenous invaders.
Small trade shop on the dirt road between the Parakanã village Paredão and the Renascer village.
A flock of vultures circles a dead cow carcass on a farm on the road to the Apyterewa Indigenous Land in the southern state of Pará.
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August 1, 2022
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August 1, 2022
He’s been called a deforester and killer. Now he’s called mayor.
