In a historic triumph for nature, Indigenous Tapajós defenders in Brazil have defeated the biggest privately owned company of the USA by occupying their grain terminal, forcing the Brazilian government to make a U-turn on plans to privatise one of the world’s most beautiful waterways,
(c) Gustavo Denuncio

Tagumpay sa Amazon: katutubong grupo iniligtas ang Ilog sa Brazil

THE GUARDIAN

Sa isang makasaysayang tagumpay para sa kalikasan, pinigilan ng mga katutubong tagapagtanggol ng Tapajós ang pribatisasyon ng kanilang ilog sa Brazil. Sa pagharang sa mga dambuhalang terminal, tiniyak ng mga komunidad na ang tubig ay mananatiling kayamanan ng publiko para sa buong rehiyon ng Amazonia.

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