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Ana Ionova 's report on November 9, 2023 , “We just want to be left in peace’: And in Brazil ’s Amazon , soy ambitions loom over Indigenous land,” brings into sharp focus the plight of Indigenous communities.
At the heart of this struggle is the Capoto/Jarina Indigenous Territory , home to the Kayapó people.
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