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Two military leaders of Eldorado dos Carajás massacre jailed

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Sixteen years after the event, the two commanders of the Eldorado dos Carajas massacre, in which 19 people were killed, are finally jailed.

Brazil chooses a racist homophobe to head its Human Rights Commission

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Protests and demonstrations greet inexplicable appointment by Brazil's Congress

Aldeia Maracanã marks 513 years of Indigenous Evictions in Brazil

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A few minutes from Maracanã stadium, urban Indigenous village struggles to save an historical building in danger as Brazil's World Cup approaches

Brazil: Indigenous Community Evicted as 2014’s World Cup Approaches

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Despite widespread protests, a group of indians from different ethnic groups has been violently evicted from a building very close to the famous Maracanã stadium in Rio de Janeiro.

Brazil: Indigenous struggle moves into a new gear

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Indians have occupied the main construction sites for the huge Belo Monte dam and the government has responded by banning journalists.

Brazil: Most serious riots since the dictatorship

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Despite government denials, video and photos posted on the internet give clear evidence of the excessive use of violence by the police in São Paulo

Uprising in Brazil: An Extraordinary Moment for Change

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Will the protests be co-opted, or do they point the way to another, better society?

Belo Sun: Brazil’s Largest Gold Mine to be near site of...

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The Brazilian government is about to approve the construction of the country’s largest ever gold mine at Volta Grande on the Xingu River, only a short distance from the site of the internationally criticised Belo Monte dam.

Brazilian activists accuse the authorities of double standards

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While public transport activists condemn the violence used against the São Paulo military police colonel in a demonstration, they are also critical of the authorities’ failure to repudiate the violence used by the police against many demonstrators.

The Zapatistas: learning their philosophy and practice

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A textbook from the Escuelita, the Zapatista 'little school', to help you learn about autonomous government.

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