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Peru rejects creation of Amazon reserve to protect uncontacted tribes, drawing Indigenous outcry

The rejected 1.17 million-hectare reserve would have protected five uncontacted tribes from logging and mining threats, highlighting ongoing conflicts between Indigenous rights and economic interests.

  • Peru rejected creating a 1.17 million-hectare Amazon reserve to protect uncontacted Indigenous tribes from outside threats, drawing outcry from advocates.
  • The decision leaves the tribes vulnerable to illegal logging, mining, and other activities, dealing a setback to a long-awaited plan despite legal obligations.
  • While some lawmakers argued it would block economic development, Indigenous groups warned that amending laws to alter reserves would erode safeguards.
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Peru rejects creation of Amazon reserve to protect uncontacted tribes, drawing Indigenous outcry

Peru’s Congress has rejected a long-delayed proposal to create the Yavari Mirim Indigenous Reserve. That's a 1.17 million-hectare tract of Amazon rainforest on the Brazil border meant to protect five uncontacted tribes.

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Winnipeg Free Press broke the news in Winnipeg, Canada on Friday, September 5, 2025.
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