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Arawete children — The Guardian

'The river is life!' - a photographer among the Arawete in Brazil

The Guardian

How did the 20th century fur and skin trade impact Brazil's Amazon?

Mastanahua — The Guardian

8 things to know about Channel 4's 'Lost Tribe of the Amazon'

Ikpeng — The Guardian

'Never seen it so bad': violence and impunity in the Amazon

Emilia Alves da Silva Rodrigues — The Guardian

Meet the 'babassu breakers' on Brazil's 'new agricultural frontier'

Tereza Teodoro Sousa — The Guardian

Future of Brazil's babassu breakers threatened by deforestation

RT Murunahua sign — The Guardian

Scientists must let world's most isolated tribes make their own decisions

No to Chadin ni Conga — Mongabay

Brazilian firm's mega-dam plans in Peru spark major social conflict

Matses girl — The Guardian

The truth behind the story on the 'world's oldest tree' being cut down

Matses chalkboard — La República

Brasil define como zona protegida la frontera y Perú no la considera así

Angamos view — Huffington Post

If Brazil bans oil from Javari border, why won't Peru?

Mastanahua poster — The Guardian

Does European coke habit mean massacring 'uncontacted' indigenous people?

Matses man with spear — The Ecologist

Peru-Brazil indigenous people pledge to fight Amazon oil exploration

Matses man — The Hindu

Brazil's Javari valley threatened by Peruvian oil, warn tribes

Matses Alejandro Dunu — The Guardian

Brazil's Javari valley threatened by Peruvian oil, warn tribes

Ze Claudio — The Guardian

448 'Dead Friends of the Earth' in Brazil since 2002

Beckham-Davi-1 — The Guardian

What could David Beckham's BBC film say about the Brazilian Amazon?

Amazon rainforest — The Guardian

25 years after Chico Mendes, killings in the Amazon are endemic

Wallace cover-1 — New Internationalist

Once contacted, never conquered: heroes of the Amazon

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