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The imminent removal of a statue honouring a despicable 19th century Tasmanian premier is a reminder that we should be careful who, and what, we put on a pedestal.
The imminent removal of a statue honouring a despicable 19th century Tasmanian premier is a reminder that we should be careful who, and what, we put on a pedestal.
The indigenous community has set up camp near where they disappeared. we were asked not to identify anyone because they fear reprisals. translation: a fisherman financed by the narcos will do _ what they probably did to bruno — end their life because they see us as an obstacle. our river guide is felipe. he and his father run a fishing tourism business, and the two men were staying in their small hotel. dom was really interested in the environment and was passionate about the amazon and told us what he was writing, felipe tells me. he interviewed us and asked us about our work. up river, we ...
The vastness of the amazon plain to see. the armed forces are out searching. so too, the indigenous communities, many of whom knew bruno personally. he helped train indigenous groups to defend themselves against the increasing threat of illegal fishermen and poachers. dom phillips was writing a book, which is why the two men were travelling together, bruno introducing dom to people he knew. the indigenous community has set up camp near where they disappeared. we were asked not to identify anyone because they fear reprisals. translation: fishermen, financed by the narcos, - will do what they pr...
A book, which is why the two men were travelling together, bruno introducing dom dom to people he knew. the indigenous community has set up camp near where they disappeared. we were asked not to identify anyone because they fear reprisals. translation: fishermen, financed by the narcos, - will do what they probably did to bruno, end their life, because they see us as an obstacle. our river guide is filipi. he and his father run a fishing tourism business, and the two men were staying in their small hotel. was passionate about the amazon," filipi tells me. "he interviewed us and asked us about ...