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"content": "#Alert - Yanomami Indigenous people are being threatened by illegal miners following the first round of the presidential election. The miners are counting on a victory for Flávio Bolsonaro—who would grant them impunity for their crimes, just as his father, Jair Bolsonaro, did.\n\nAccording to Waihiri Hekurari, president of the Urihi Yanomami Association, the intruders are reportedly returning to sites with a history of illegal gold and cassiterite mining. “The Yanomami are desperate,” he warns.\n\n“After [the first round], planes carrying miners have already begun flying over the Indigenous Territory,” warns Dário Kopenawa, president of the Hutukara Yanomami Association.\n\nhttps://reporterbrasil.org.br/2026/10/yanomami-denunciam-ameacas-invasoes-garimpeiros-vespera-2-turno/\n#indigenous #Yanomami #Brazil #mining #elections #bolsonaro",
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