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Indigenous people of the Amazon reclaim their traditional diet

Processed foods have brought hypertension and diabetes to Brazil’s Arara villages

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A Toxic Trade: Illegal Mining in Amazon Tri-Border Regions

A Toxic Trade: Illegal Mining in Amazon Tri-Border Regions
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Covid-19 takes the life of the last male from Brazil's indigenous Juma tribe | USA


Aruká Juma, the last male member of the Juma tribe.Gabriel Uchida / Kanindé
Aruká Juma, a native Brazilian, was aged between 86 and 90 when he died from complications caused by coronavirus on Wednesday in an intensive care unit (ICU) in a hospital in Porto Velho, a city located in the upper Amazon River basin, and 120 kilometers by road and two hours by boat from his village.
His death, just like the 1,150 other Covid-19 fatalities registered that day across Brazil, was a tragedy for his next of kin. But Aruká was also the last male from the Juma people, a living memory of ancestral wisdom and a survivor of an attempt to wipe out his kind. The three daughters he leaves behind are now the only ones left from a people who counted on between 12,000 and 15,000 members in the 18th century.

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