Indigenous policy is making progress in Brazil, but critical problems persist
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RIO DE JANEIRO – When Sônia Guajajara was appointed Minister of the first Ministry of Indigenous Peoples of Brazil in 2023, this was expected to put the indigenous agenda at the center of power. In an interview, she described it as a “historic act of reparation” and a demonstration of the role of indigenous peoples in strengthening [...]
Indigenous policy is making progress in Brazil, but critical problems persist
When Sonia Guajajara was appointed leader of Brazil’s first Ministry of Indigenous Peoples in 2023, it was supposed to bring the Indigenous agenda to the centre of power. In an interview with Dialogue Earth, she described it as an “historic act of redress” and a demonstration of the role of Indigenous peoples in strengthening Brazil’s democracy. Editor’s note:This article is the third of a three-part series examining Brazil’s climate leadership …
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