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Indigenous communities worry Brazil’s election could hurt environment

Al Jazeera Sunday 25 October 2026, 08:54 UTC 1 min read
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Indigenous communities worry Brazil’s election could hurt environment NewsFeed Indigenous communities worry Brazil’s election could hurt environment Brazil's indigenous communities in the Amazon tell Al Jazeera they’re concerned by how the election outcome could impact environmental protections. Monica Yanakiew reports. Published On 25 Oct 2026

Indigenous communities worry Brazil’s election could hurt environment NewsFeed Indigenous communities worry Brazil’s election could hurt environment Brazil's indigenous communities in the Amazon tell Al Jazeera they’re concerned by how the election outcome could impact environmental protections. Monica Yanakiew reports. Published On 25 Oct 2026
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