Tom Phillips oo booqday Roraima, halkaas oo dadku rajaynayaan in Flávio Bolsonaro uu soo celiyo macdanta
Doorashada madaxtinimada Brazil ee wareega labaad waxay dhacaysaa Axadda, iyadoo khamaararka ay ku leedahay Amazon iyo bulshooyinka halkaas ku nool ay yihiin kuwo aad u sarreeya. Tom Phillips, oo ah weriyaha The Guardian ee Latin America, ayaa booqday Roraima, gobolka ugu woqooyi ee Brazil.
Roraima oo rajaynaysa macdanta
Roraima waxay si weyn u taageertay Flávio Bolsonaro wareegii koowaad ee doorashada. Tom Phillips ayaa halkaas ka maqlay codbixiyayaal, wacdiyayaal iyo siyaasiyiin, kuwaas oo dhammaantood rajaynaya in musharraxa midigta fog uu soo celiyo macdanta. Aabbihiis, Jair Bolsonaro, ayaa ku dhiirrigeliyay macdanta intii uu xukunka hayay.
Burburka kaymaha iyo iska caabbinta dadka asaliga ah
Maamulkii Jair Bolsonaro ayaa kormeeray jarista 11 milyan oo acre (4.5 milyan oo hektar) oo kayn roob ah. Tan iyo hadda, dadka u dhaqdhaqaaqa xuquuqda dadka asaliga ah ayaa go'aansan inay iska caabiyaan xitaa haddii reer Bolsonaro ay mar kale xukunka qabsadaan.
Saameynta doorashada ee cimilada
Helen Pidd ayaa waydiisay waxa natiijada doorashadu ay ka dhigan tahay Brazil iyo dhibaatada cimilada guud ahaan. Su'aashu waxay ku xiran tahay khamaararka doorashada ee Amazon iyo bulshooyinka halkaas ku nool.
In Roraima, voters, preachers and politicians hope Flávio Bolsonaro will revive mining, while Indigenous activists vow to resist.
Brazil's presidential election runoff is set for Sunday, and for the Amazon and the communities who live there, the stakes could scarcely be higher, The Guardian reports.
Roraima Voters Look to Flávio Bolsonaro
Tom Phillips, The Guardian's Latin America correspondent, traveled to Roraima, Brazil's most northern state, to hear from voters, preachers and politicians. The region heavily backed Flávio Bolsonaro in the first round, and those Phillips met are hopeful that the far-right candidate will bring back mining.
Mining Push Recalls Jair Bolsonaro's Record
Flávio Bolsonaro's father, Jair Bolsonaro, encouraged mining during his administration. That administration oversaw the felling of 11 million acres (4.5 million hectares) of rainforest, according to the report.
Indigenous Resistance and Climate Questions
Indigenous activists are determined to fight back even if the Bolsonaros take power again. Helen Pidd asks what the election outcome will mean, not only for Brazil but also for the climate crisis more broadly.
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