Indigenous Peoples Maintain Indefinite Blockade of Cargill on the Tapajós River

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Indigenous Peoples Maintain Indefinite Blockade of Cargill on the Tapajós River

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Indigenous Peoples Maintain Indefinite Blockade of Cargill on the Tapajós River | Amazon Watch

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Today the Indigenous occupation at Cargill’s grain terminal in Santarém entered its 20th day, deepening the movement’s standoff with the Lula administration over plans to dredge the Tapajós and privatize Amazonian rivers.

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