Brazil’s Air Force intercepts plane over Yanomami Indigenous Territory
By Latin America Reports - February 1, 2024
Environment
Brazil announces permanent military presence in embattled Yanomami Indigenous Territory
By Latin America Reports - January 16, 2024
Amazon basin experiences worst drought in 40 years: EU study
By Latin America Reports - January 8, 2024
Brazil’s Congress overturns Lula’s veto on bill that weakens Indigenous land rights
By Latin America Reports - December 18, 2023
Yanomami Indigenous people denounce return of miners to their territory in northern Brazil
By Latin America Reports - November 22, 2023
Brazil goes after land grabbers in Amazon Indigenous lands
By Latin America Reports - November 16, 2023
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
Governor declares environmental emergency as much of Brazil’s Amazonas state burns
By Latin America Reports - September 19, 2023
Brazil strengthens environmental preservation efforts, signs new Indigenous land demarcations
By Latin America Reports - September 12, 2023
Heatwave hits Brazil, record temperatures recorded in winter season
By Latin America Reports - August 23, 2023
Amazon Summit commits to preventing rainforest from reaching ‘point of no return’ but fails to define deforestation targets
By Latin America Reports - August 9, 2023