Bookmark AP Top NewsBrazilGeneral NewsWorld News “Preserving Tradition: The Wyra’whaw Rite of Passage in the Amazon Rainforest” by Madison Thomas December 15, 2023 December 15, 2023 Preserving Amazon’s Wyra’whaw Rite: Indigenous Youth’s Vital Passage Amidst Threats & Traditions.
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Bookmark amazon.com incBrazilEuropeGeneral NewsIndigenous peopleStingWorld News The Erosion of Trust: The Decline of an Amazon Chief and Belgian Filmmaker’s Friendship by Sophia Chen December 14, 2023 December 14, 2023 The erosion of trust in a decades-long friendship between Amazon chief Raoni and filmmaker Dutilleux.
Bookmark amazon.com incBrazilClimateCOP28 Climate summitGeneral NewsIndigenous peopleInternational News In the Amazon, Indigenous women bring a tiny tribe back from the brink of extinction by Lucas Garcia December 4, 2023 December 4, 2023 Resilience of Juma Indigenous Sisters: Against odds, they lead tribe’s revival in the Amazon, preserving culture and land.
Bookmark BrazilClimateCOP28 Climate summitMiddle EastPetroleo Brasileiro SA PetrobrasUnited Nations Oil Firms at UN Climate Discussions Commit to Fighting Methane, Skeptics Dub Effort as “Smokescreen” by Gabriel Martinez December 2, 2023 December 2, 2023 UN climate talks see 50 oil firms pledging to fight methane emissions by 2030, amidst skepticism and calls for stronger actions.
Bookmark BrazilGeneral NewsMoreReligionRio de JaneiroTaylor Swift Taylor Swift Receives Warm Welcome from Rio’s Iconic Christ Statue, Courtesy of Swifties and a Priest by Lucas Garcia November 17, 2023 November 17, 2023 Taylor Swift warmly embraced by Rio’s Christ statue, thanks to Swifties and a priest’s charitable act.
Bookmark BrazilClimateDroughtsGeneral NewsNatural disastersWater shortages ‘Life Cannot Sustain Without Water’: Intensifying Drought in Brazil’s Amazon Raises Alarm for the Future by Michael Nguyen October 8, 2023 October 8, 2023 Severe drought devastates Brazil’s Amazon, affecting communities and wildlife. Record-low water levels jeopardize livelihoods and ecosystems, with experts warning the drought could extend into 2024.
Bookmark AP Top NewsBrasiliaBrazilGeneral NewsIndigenous peopleU.S. Supreme CourtWorld News Brazil’s Supreme Court Solidifies Land Rights for Indigenous Communities, Sparks Elation by Ryan Lee September 22, 2023 September 22, 2023 Brazil’s Supreme Court affirms Indigenous land rights, quelling fears of rollback. The ruling has wide-reaching implications for Indigenous territories nationwide and sparks jubilant celebrations. It sets a legal precedent, impacting …
Bookmark AP Top NewsBrazilBrazil governmentGeneral NewsIndia governmentJair BolsonaroUnited Nations General AssemblyWorld News Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva Positions Brazil and Himself as Emerging Leaders for the Global South by Gabriel Martinez September 19, 2023 September 19, 2023 This in-depth analysis delves into Brazilian President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva’s efforts to reposition Brazil and himself as key influencers in the Global South. It examines Lula’s diplomatic activities, …
Bookmark BrazilGeneral NewsLatin AmericaMexicoMexico CityMilitary and defenseWorld News Researchers Dispute Claims of Non-Human Beings Presented to Mexican Legislature by Lucas Garcia September 14, 2023 September 14, 2023 This comprehensive article delves into an extraordinary session of the Mexican Congress where alleged non-human mummified beings were presented. Skeptical voices from the scientific community, previous controversies, and political perspectives …