Brazil's President Lula recognizes six Indigenous lands, and says more to come

SÃO PAULO — Last Friday, Brazil’s President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva  signed documents officially recognizing six Indigenous lands across the country. After years of stalling due to opposition by the two former presidents with the country’s Indigenous policies, they are the first Indigenous lands to be demarcated since 2018. The president of Brazil’s Indigenous […]

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