Indigenous
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| Origin | South Dakota |
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| United States | |
| Genres | Blues Rock |
| Albums | Things We Do |
| Indigenous-Featuring Mato Nanji | |
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| ID | 1680352 |
About Indigenous
Indigenous is an American blues rock group that came to prominence in the late 1990s. The band originally consisted of two brothers, Mato Nanji, Pte, along with their sister, Wanbdi, and their cousin, Horse. Their music is influenced by Stevie Ray Vaughan, Jimi Hendrix and Carlos Santana.
Iqaluit: A month without clean water in Canada's north
... Mr Itorcheak, an Indigenous Inuk, is one of the approximately 7,700 Iqaluit residents who have been left without potable water for over a month...
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... the rights of Indigenous peoples under threatThis is the second controversial appointment last week...
Panama: Seven people found dead after a suspected exorcism
...The bodies of seven people in the grave been found in a mass in an Indigenous region of Panama, where the members of a sect were believed to be performing exorcisms, officials say...
Climate change: the Amazon-oil-boom under fire at the UN talks
...Indigenous leaders at the COP asked for a moratorium of oil exploitation in the Amazon A report presented at COP25 says that the plans are in place for a major expansion of the oil holes in the upper Amazon...
Kumanjayi Walker: Policeman charged with Aboriginal teenager's murder
... NT Chief Minister Michael Gunner said he acknowledged the Yuendemu community - 85% of whom identify as Indigenous - was hurting and grieving ...
Crossing Divides include: Brazil-Amazonas - Old enemies together to save their country
...Kayapó and Panará, once rivals, United> against the policy of the Brazilian government ...
Brazil's indigenous people: Miners kill one in invasion of protected reserve
...The Wajãpi Indigenous community live in a remote area in northern Brazil Heavily armed gold miners have invaded a remote Indigenous reserve in northern Brazil and stabbed to death one of its leaders, officials say...
Brazil's indigenous people: Miners kill one in invasion of protected reserve
The Wajãpi Indigenous Community Live in a remote area in northern Brazil
Heavily armed gold miners have invaded a remote Indigenous reserve in northern Brazil and stabbed to death one of its leaders, officials say.
Residents of The Village in Amapá State fled In Fear and there were concerns violent clashes could erupt if they tried to reclaim the gold-rich land.
Police have arrived in the area.
Tensions in the Amazon region are on The Rise as far-right President Jair Bolsonaro , who is against the reserves, vows to open some of them to mining.
Mr Bolsonaro says the Indigenous territories are too big given The Number of People living there, and critics accuse him of encouraging illegal mining and invasions of reserves.
The Group of 10 to 15 heavily armed miners overran The Village Yvytotõ of the Wajãpi Community and "tensions were high", according to Brazil's Indigenous rights agency, Funai .
The Residents fled to the Mariry village, some 40 Minutes away by foot, and have been warned not to try to come into any contact with The Invaders .
Based on accounts from the Wajãpi, Funai said the miners had killed 68-year-old Emyra Wajãpi, whose body was found with stab marks in a river near Mariry on Wednesday. It said, though, it had not been to the Crime Scene because of the difficulty of access.
Despite The Rising tensions, killings of Indigenous leaders in Brazil are rare.
The Incident appears to confirm the worst fears for the fate of Brazil's protected Indigenous territories, the BBC's Julia Carneiro in Rio reports.
Federal Police and an elite force arrived in the area on Sunday, and both the Federal Police and the federal prosecutors' office said they will investigate the events, reported by a local leader on Saturday .
since the demarcation of the Indigenous reserves in Amapá," Senator Rodolfe Rodrigues told local newspaper Diário do Amapá (in Portuguese), warning of a "blood Bath ".
Live in dozens of villages in a 600,000-hectare reserve in Amapá, next to French Guiana .
Speaking earlier on Saturday , and that he was "looking for the 'first world' to explore these areas in partnership and add value," according to O Globo newspaper (in Portuguese).
"That's the reason for my decision to Get Closer to the US. That's why I want a person of trust in The Embassy in the US," said Mr Bolsonaro, who wants to appoint his own congressman son, Eduardo, as ambassador.
He has not commented on the events in Amapá.
Mr Bolsonaro, who took office in January, has promised to integrate Indigenous People into the rest of the population and questioned the existence of their protected territories, which are rights guaranteed in the country's Constitution.
The President has also criticised the Environmental Protection agency, Ibama, and accused The National space institute, Inpe, of lying about the scale of deforestation in the Amazon.
Activists say the relaxation of the protections could lead to greater deforestation of the Amazon Rainforest and threaten the existence of Indigenous People .
amazon rainforest, brazil, jair bolsonaro
Source of news: bbc.com
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