Questões Indígenas Demarcação de Terras

Originally shared by Mo Jo

Questões Indígenas Demarcação de Terras
Support Chief Raoni and the Kayapo tribe for their campaign to stop 400 dams being built in the Brazilian Amazon. The Kayapo people have been campaigning to stop the construction of  Belo Monte, the world's third largest dam being built in the Amazon Rainforest, where another 59 are planned, 5 already having been passed to go ahead....Brazil plans to build over 400 dams in the Rainforest by 2030!

Join the warriors of Raoni as this fight belongs to the world ! Stop  the Belo Monte Dam! Stop the Genocide of Indigenous People, Save the Rainforest and reclaim mother earth into caring loving hands.

"The Sky People have sent us a message, that they can take whatever they want, and no-one can stop them. Well, we will send them a message. You ride out as fast as the wind can carry you! You tell the other clans to come! Tell them Toruk Makto calls to them! You fly now, with me! My Brothers! Sisters! And we will show the Sky People that they cannot take whatever they want! And that this, This is our land!" - Jake Sully, from 'AVATAR'

They shout, they scream, they fight, they worry, they despair, they lose hope at times, but they never give up fighting to stop The Belo Monte Dam and to protect Mother Nature....and all the while, the World's Media does not care to give this urgent issue any attention.  Every person associated with the media carries a responsibility for what is going on right now,  we are all guardians of mother earth. Yet the media refuse to get involved! They refuse to report the truth about what is happening..They refuse to support the Indigenous People of the World and in doing so they are being complicit in what is happening here!.....It is hugely shaming to each and every one of them who has turned away without conscience

http://www.evolvetoecology.com/#/ecology-news-blog/4553732237/Brazil's-President-Dilma-Rousseff-The-Belo-Monte-Dam-The-Irreversible-Destruction-of-The-Amazon-Rainforest/2789486
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