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Foz do Amazonas: Quilombo about invasions in Oiapoque - 25/04/2025 - Environment

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Community says that real estate speculation motivates violence; OTHER SIDE: Petrobras affirms that it values safety; INCRA reports that land regulation is in its initial phase

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Foz do Amazonas: Quilombo about invasions in Oiapoque - 25/04/2025 - Environment

Invasions and threats have been noticed more frequently in Kulumbdo Patuazinho, a quilombola community in Oiapoque (AP), in the extreme north of Brazil, in the region bordering French Guiana. Read more (04/25/2025)

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Parliamentarians ask Lula to stop oil exploration in Amazonia

As Brazil prepares to receive the 30th Conference on Climate Change (COP30), a group of deputies from that country sent a letter to President Lula in which they appeal to the government to “heed the recommendations of experts and suspend oil exploration in the Foz do Amazonas Basin,” according to Brazilian media ICL Noticias. Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva's government was seeking an oil exploitation permit in the Equatorial Margen, a marine area nea…

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In a letter, parliamentarians ask Lula to end oil exploration at the mouth of the Amazon

A group of deputies and councilors sent a letter to President Lula in which they appeal to the government to “heed the experts’ recommendations and suspend oil prospecting in the Foz do Amazonas Basin. According to the text, sent on Thursday (25), the group of “parliamentarians committed to addressing the challenges […]

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