Brazil: Defending Indigenous Land

Since Monday, representatives of more than 300 indigenous peoples of Brazil have been gathering at the »Camp of the Free Land« in the Brazilian capital Brasília.

The group will also march to the headquarters of the Three Powers to ask the COP30 presidency to strongly refute oil exploration, among other points. As dawn breaks in the land of Panamanian Olo Villalaz, George Nacewa dines on the island of Fiji. Separated by more than 11,000 km in the Pacific Ocean, indigenous Latin Americans and Oceanians signed an unexpected alliance this week in Brasilia at COP 30. Delegations from Australia, Fiji, Papua Ne…

Starting this Monday (7), thousands of people from more than 200 indigenous peoples in the country will gather in Brasília for the Free Land Camp (ATL), considered the largest national assembly of the indigenous movement. Around 7,000 people are expected for the 21st edition of the camp, which, this year, has as one of its main objectives to coordinate indigenous participation in the UN Climate Conference, COP30, scheduled for November, in Belém…