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Protecting the Amazon rainforest: make indigenous communities the priority

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Commenting on UK prime minister Boris Johnson's announcement of new funding to tackle deforestation in the Amazon, Christian Aid’s Bolivia country ...

Colombia´s anti-drugs policies: evidence versus ideology

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In Colombia, a new voluntary crop substitution programme was designed with participation of many of the small-scale coca producers themselves. This was a key...

Central America awaits second hurricane

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Nicaragua and Honduras brace themselves, as Christian Aid continues its response to the ongoing emergency The category 5 Hurricane Iota is due to make landfall...

Colombia: the peace process merits cautious optimism

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As peace activists, we have become too accustomed to share bad news. However, on this occasion I’m glad to be able to say that,...

Bolivia: 50 NGOs offer to work for peace

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https://www.facebook.com/CabildeoDigital/videos/2565826723498833/ More than 50 development and human rights institutions in Bolivia have come together to appeal for a peaceful solution as the country is plunged...

Brumadinho: two years after the disaster

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Many communities remain unsafe and uncompensated in Brumadinho, Brazil, two years after the worst dam disaster in Latin American history at the Córrego do Feijão iron ore mine in south-eastern Brazil on 25 January, 2018, which left up to 270 people dead.

Honduras: between electoral fraud and popular uprising

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A week on from the general elections held in Honduras, on 27 November, there is still no definitive result. The main candidates are presidential...

Brazil: indigenous lands in São Paulo state under threat

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About 600 indigenous people living in eight villages located in the city of Peruíbe, on the coast of São Paulo state, are at risk...

Brazil’s elections: Christian churches sound the alarm

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On Sunday 28 October, Brazil will elect a new President in the middle of the worst political crisis since the dictatorship in the 1960s....

The Brumadinho dam collapse: six months on

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This edited extract from Christian Aid Brazil Programme's newsletter, updates and expands on the earlier article published by LAB. 'The lessons of Brumadinho: put...

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