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Brazilian Indians Protest Proposed Amendment
About 700 Brazilian Indians are occupying part of the lower house of Congress to protest a proposed amendment that would give Congress a say in the demarcation of indigenous territory.
nytimes.com (1 month and 8 days ago)
Brazilian Indians protest proposed amendment
About 700 Brazilian Indians are occupying part of the lower house of Congress to protest a proposed amendment that would give Congress a say in the demarcation of indigenous territory.
foxnews.com (1 month and 8 days ago)
Brazilian Indians protest proposed amendment
About 700 Brazilian Indians are occupying part of the lower house of Congress to protest a proposed amendment that would give Congress a say in the demarcation of indigenous territory.
miamiherald.com (1 month and 8 days ago)
Rio indigenous protesters surrounded
Brazilian police surround a building near Rio de Janeiro's Maracana football stadium in an apparent bid to evict a group of indigenous protesters.
bbci.co.uk (2 months and 5 days ago)
Brazilian Indians Protest Proposed Amendment
Brazilian Indians occupy Congress to protest proposed constitutional amendment on land
abcnews.com (1 month and 8 days ago)
Peru Deputy Minister Resigns as Humala Rolls Back Indigenous Law
A key Peruvian official tasked with implementing a law to give indigenous groups more rights has resigned to protest efforts by President Ollanta Humala's cabinet to roll back the law to protect mining investments.
nytimes.com (21 days ago)
Peru deputy minister resigns as Humala rolls back indigenous law
LIMA (Reuters) - A key Peruvian official tasked with implementing a law to give indigenous groups more rights has resigned to protest efforts by President Ollanta Humala's cabinet to roll back the law to protect mining investments.
reuters.com (21 days ago)
Indigenous PM on the way: Mundine
AN indigenous education foundation is challenging expectations of indigenous education, aiming to pay for 7000 more students to go to boarding schools.
news.com.au (18 days ago)
Corporates urged to act on indigenous jobs
THE corporate sector needs to do more to close the jobs gap between indigenous and non-indigenous Australians, a new report has found.
news.com.au (2 months and 10 days ago)
Exclusive: Peru rolling back indigenous law in win for mining sector
LIMA (Reuters) - Peru's mining minister is winning a crucial cabinet battle by swaying President Ollanta Humala to water down a law that gives indigenous groups more say over new mines and oil projects - and a deputy minister will likely resign in protest.
reuters.com (24 days ago)
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