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Reflections on 16 Years of Dam-busting

On the Xingu River This week I will be leaving International Rivers after 16 years with the organization. I’m moving...
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Indigenous Peoples Launch New Occupation on Belo Monte Dam Site

Seven tribes from the Xingu and Tapajós rivers protest violations of right to prior consultation in construction of Amazonian dams...
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Images from the Amazon at the Belo Monte Protest

Hundreds of people from the Xingu and Tapajós river basins began an indefinite protest of the main construction site of...
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Letter from Indigenous Peoples of the Xingu and Tapajós

(Translated from Portuguese)We are the people who live in the rivers where you want to build dams. We are the...
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Dams in the Amazon: the Rights and Wrongs of Belo Monte

Having spent heavily to make the world’s third-biggest hydroelectric project greener, Brazil risks getting a poor return on its $14...
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Damocracy the Movie

Damocracy is a film about the cultural and natural heritage the world could lose if two controversial large-scale dams are...
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PR: Controversial Belo Monte Dam Featured in New Film

Large-scale dams in the Amazon and Mesopotamia focus of Damocracy FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Brasilia, Brazil – A documentary launched today,...
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Brazil: Operation Tapajós Suspended

This article was originally published by the Latin American Bureau Born and raised in Mangabal, a traditional community to be...
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Deadly Sins in the Brazilian Amazon

Originally published in Huffington Post Blog Antonia Melo protesting during Rio+20Photo by Brent Millikan The trampling of indigenous rights, military...
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Court Suspends Military Operation For São Luiz do Tapajós Dam Studies

Judge Calls for Free, Prior, and Informed Consent of Affected Munduruku Indigenous People Brasilia, Brazil: A federal appeals court (TRF-1)...