Crime syndicates expand their grip on Brazil’s Amazon
By Brazil Reports - December 16, 2024
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Biden heads to G20 Summit in Brazil amid push for climate action
By Brazil Reports - November 17, 2024
Conservation funds flop, Indigenous rights inch forward: key outcomes of COP16 explained
By Alfie Pannell - November 8, 2024
‘Peace with nature’: Can Colombia achieve both?
By Alfie Pannell - November 5, 2024
Brazil police conclude investigation into murders of Dom Phillips and Bruno Pereira
By Brazil Reports - November 5, 2024
Brazil’s Indigenous still plagued by violence over a year into Lula’s presidency
By Brazil Reports - September 24, 2024
Amazon indigenous deforestation sees greatest plunge since 2018 in Brazil
By Latin America Reports - April 19, 2024
Mercury contamination remains exceedingly high among Brazil’s Yanomami Indigenous peoples
By Latin America Reports - April 10, 2024
Emmanuel Macron in Brazil: Amazon funding, submarines and scientific research
By Latin America Reports - March 30, 2024
Amazon basin experiences worst drought in 40 years: EU study
By Latin America Reports - January 8, 2024
Centuries of indigenous presence in the Amazon defy legal attempts to limit the rights of Brazil’s native peoples
By Latin America Reports - October 31, 2023
The Amazon: The most dangerous place in the world for environmental defenders
By Latin America Reports - October 14, 2023
‘Extremely worrying’: Drought in Brazil’s Amazon impacting economy and wildlife
By Latin America Reports - October 5, 2023
Brazil’s Senate limits Indigenous land rights; President Lula expected to veto law
By Latin America Reports - September 29, 2023
Brazil’s Indigenous win legal battle for land demarcation in Supreme Court
By Latin America Reports - September 22, 2023