As illegal logging route in Peru nears Brazil, Indigenous groups warn of calamity
2021-09-09 14:37
On the western fringe of the Brazilian Amazon, lush forest stretches for miles across a protected reserve that is home to the Ashaninka Indigenous people. Just a few miles away, however, a roughly carved road slices through the Ashaninka’s twin reserve across the border in Peru. Flanked by felled trees, a pair of tractors stands […]
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