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‘Bolsonaro’s mining bill will turn into a mess’, says the living memory of mining in Brazil
By Kátia Brasil, from Amazônia Real |
07/07/21
At 79, miner José Altino Machado has dedicated the last 54 years of his life to mining. He speaks exclusively about invasions of Yanomami Indigenous Land, in Roraima
Aviator and
miner José Altino Machado, now 79 years old, was known in the country as the
person responsible for the three largest invasions by miners in the regions of
Xitei and Surucucu at the Yanomami Indigenous Land in the 1970s, 1980s and
Enforcement authorities throughout the Americas continued investigations of fraud, corruption, and other misconduct across the region. Below are some of the highlights of the last.
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