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Amazon Indigenous Leaders Push UN to Act Against Criminal Networks

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Indigenous leaders from the Amazon are urging the United Nations to address illegal activities such as mining, drug trafficking, and deforestation in their ancestral territories. They are participating in the UN's COP13 conference in Vienna, seeking government action against financial networks behind these crimes and a greater role in protecting their lands.

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  1. Winnipeg Free Press avatar

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    Criminal networks threaten the Amazon. Indigenous leaders want the UN...

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    Las redes criminales amenazan la Amazonía. Los líderes indígenas piden...

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