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Ancestry and Residence Mark the Trajectory of Avá-Guarani Indigenous People in Castro.
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Rosalina Benitez, 112 years old, prepares beans and pine nuts on the wood-burning stove in her wooden house in Abapã, a district of Castro, in the Campos Gerais region of Paraná. She lives with her husband, Eusébio Garcia, 77, in an area designated for people affected by the construction of the Itaipu Binacional dam between 1975 and 1984, which displaced many from their homes. Some of them are Avá-Guarani indigenous people, like the couple. They…
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