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Indigenous communities worry Brazil’s election could hurt environment | Elections
Brazil’s Indigenous communities are expressing concerns regarding the potential impacts of the recent election results on environmental protections in the Amazon rainforest.
In interviews with Al Jazeera, members of these communities emphasized their apprehension about the future of their land and resources, citing a strong need for continued safeguarding of the environment.
The election outcome has raised questions about the commitment of the new administration to uphold and enforce existing environmental regulations that protect both the Amazon and its Indigenous inhabitants.
As these communities await further developments, their focus remains on advocating for sustainable practices and the preservation of their ancestral territories.
