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Soccer Guy Bicycle-Kicks Ball To Teammate, Who Then Bicycle-Kicks Ball Into Goal
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Two Botafogo players combined to score just about the most Brazilian goal imaginable last night in the Copa Libertadores. Guess they better start calling it the Jogo Bicicleta!
108 months ago
MSN News The clashes took place before the Rio de Janeiro state championship game that Flamengo won 2-1.
Soccer-One dead after fans clash in Rio de Janeiro
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A soccer fan was killed and several others injured after violence erupted in Rio de Janeiro before Sunday's Botafogo-Flamengo match, Brazilian news reports said.
109 months ago
VICE News "It is an ongoing nightmare."
Suicides and 'Shorter, Bleaker' Lives Plague Indigenous Groups Around the World
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The Guaraní-Kaiowa indigenous people of southern Brazil report a suicide rate 34 times higher than the national average.
122 months ago
VICE News "It is an ongoing nightmare."
Suicides and 'Shorter, Bleaker' Lives Plague Indigenous Groups Around the World
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The Guaraní-Kaiowa indigenous people of southern Brazil report a suicide rate 34 times higher than the national average.
123 months ago
The New Yorker The artist Laurie Anderson describes her work with the former Guantánamo detainee Mohammed el Guarani, and the questions of truth, suffering, and justice that arose from it.
Bringing Guantánamo to Park Avenue
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What does your own story sound like to you after so many repetitions, denials, revisions?
126 months ago
Daily Mail One of South America's oldest tribes is being wiped out by land owners
How one of Amazon's oldest tribes faces wipe out in 'silent genocide'
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WARNING: GRAPHIC CONTENT More than 400,000 indigenous Guarani Indians (pictured) lived in South America in the 16th Century, but only tens of thousands remain today
126 months ago
The Wall Street Journal Brazil has ordered its Army to keep order after a leader of the Guarani-Kaiowá tribe was killed amid a land dispute near the border with Paraguay.
Brazilian Army Called to Keep the Peace After Death of Indian Leader
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Land disputes between Indians and farmers are increasing on Brazil’s far-flung frontiers.
127 months ago
NPR The president of the residents association in the Rio neighborhood of Botafogo says privileged families are raking in huge sums of money through this system.
"I'm not going to pay an enfituese so that some family can live without working," says Regi Read more ... na Chiaradia, who is fighting the issue in court. "What are you getting in return? You are being robbed."
For Brazil's 1 Percenters, The Land Stays In The Family Forever
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Under a centuries-old law, a small group of families has rights over swaths of land — including some of the country's most valuable areas — collecting taxes and taking a cut of property sales.
127 months ago
Reuters An estimated 51,000 Guarani Indians live in seven states in Brazil, making them the nation’s biggest tribe. Our photos: http://reut.rs/1HSrye0
Brazil's Guarani Indians
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Guarani Indians were among the first indigenous people to come into contact with European settlers in South America about 500 years ago, says Survival, which campaigns for the rights of tribal people.
128 months ago
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132 months ago