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Interview: Brazil's Indigenous Before Eviction

Written byRaphael Tsavkko Garcia
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Posted 28 March 2013 18:00 GMT
The interview, in Portuguese and Guarani, has English subtitles.

The interview, in Portuguese and Guarani, has English subtitles.

Brazilian activist Nayana Fernandez interviewed some of the former dwellers of the indigenous settlement known as Maracanã Village, in Rio de Janeiro, days before they were violently evicted by the state government.

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Written byRaphael Tsavkko Garcia

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