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Amazon: in the hands of a few

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Amazon: in the hands of a few

Farmers and politicians of the Brazilian municipality of Juína (Mato Grosso state) hinders Greenpeace activists, OPAN (Native Amazon Operation) members and european journalists's visit to the Enawene Nawe Indigenous Land. Watch truculence and intimidation scenes sufered by the crew in August 20th, 2007.

Learn more: http://weblog.greenpeace.org/makingwaves/a...html#more

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This makes me mad. Who the well those farmers think they are? This is want happen when man became to greed icon_mad.gif

Farming in Amazon is a serious problems, but these farmers are really small timers. Corporate farms are the ones who are doing the catastrophic damage to Amazon. Sadly, their names (like Cargil) are not mentioned. So, this also highlights the problem of media.

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