Fire, Politics, and Amazonian Crisis

This chapter examines the political and environmental crises in Brazil, highlighting the rampant wildfires in the Amazon and the inadequate governmental response to these disasters. It explores the intricate connections between organized crime, mining interests, and indigenous rights, revealing the socio-political dynamics driving these devastating events.

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