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Actions and protests
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Mothers
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Women
Munduruku Indigenous People Carrying Stones in Pará State, Brazil
Greenpeace activists and the Munduruku indigenous people use stones to form the "Tapajós Free" phrase on a sandy beach on the banks of the eponymous river, near the city of Itaituba, in Pará, Brazil. The protest, attended by about 60 Munduruku, occurred in the region where the government plans to build the first of a series of five dams in the Tapajós basin.
In original language:
Mensagem "Tapajós Livre" no Pará
Ativistas do Greenpeace e índios Munduruku usam pedras para formar a frase "Tapajós Livre" nas areias de uma praia às margens do rio de mesmo nome, próximo ao município de Itaituba, no Pará. O protesto, que contou com a participação de cerca de 60 Munduruku, ocorreu na região onde o governo pretende construir a primeira de uma série de cinco hidrelétricas na bacia do Tapajós. Itaituba, Pará. 26/11/2014. Foto: Bruno Kelly/Greenpeace.
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RESTRICTIONS APPLY: IMAGES OF INDIGENOUS PEOPLE IN BRAZIL MUST NOT BE USED FOR FUNDRAISING PURPOSES OR GIVEN TO THIRD PARTIES. ANY MEDIA USAGE MUST BE DONE UNDER PRIOR AUTHORIZATION BY GREENPEACE BRAZIL.
Unique identifier:
GP0STPMMK
Type:
Image
Shoot date:
26/11/2014
Locations:
Amazon
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Brazil
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Pará
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South America
Credit line:
© Bruno Kelly / Greenpeace
Ranking:
★★★★★★★ (A)
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"Free Tapajós" Message in Pará State in Brazil
Indigenous people Munduruku, together with activists from Greenpeace Brazil use stones to form a "Free Tapajós" message on a beach of the Tapajós river, near the city of Itaituba, in Pará State. The protest, attended by about 60 Munduruku people, took place in a region where the Brazilian government plans to build the first in a series of five dams in the Tapajós basin.
Munduruku e ativistas do Greenpeace usam pedras para formar a mensagem "Tapajós Livre" em uma praia do Rio Tapajós, próximo à cidade de Itaituba, Pará. O protesto contou com aproximadamente 60 Munduruku, e aconteceu em uma região onde o governo brasileiro planeja construir a primeira em uma série de cinco barragens na bacia do Tapajós.
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