Brazil's government starts expelling thousands of people from two Amazon Indigenous territories
Tuesday, 3 October 2023 The Brazilian government has begun removing people from two Indigenous territories in the Amazon rainforest. The goal is to return the lands to the original Indigenous peoples. The territories are located in Para state, and it is estimated that over 10,000 non-Indigenous people are living there illegally, engaging in activities such as cattle raising and gold mining.
In northern Guatemala, drought is threatening an unprecedented food crisis that is putting 3.5 million people at risk. The Indigenous people of the region are learning to make the most of the insufficient rain, but their crops have been devastated. "I envy the people who have water, I really envy...
The House has nominated Mike Johnson for Speaker of the House. The FBI ignored more than 40 Biden whistleblowers with information about Biden family criminality. Gaetz says Johnson speakership shows..
At Least 27 Dead , After Hurricane Otis , Devastates Acapulco.
On October 24, Otis rapidly strengthened
from a tropical storm to a destructive Category 5
hurricane barreling toward the Acapulco..
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World Leaders Vow , a 'Continued Flow' of Aid , Into Besieged Gaza.
On October 22, United States President Joe Biden
and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu agreed
on a "continued flow" of..
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