Judge suspends eviction of Brazilian Indians in southwestern Brazil (AP 10/31)
How one letter (and the internet) saved a Brazilian tribe (Avaaz.oprg 10/31)
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Tribe in Brazil wins reprieve from eviction order at disputed site
Posted: Wednesday, October 31, 2012
A judge in Brazil said members of the Guarani-Kaiowa Tribe can stay on a disputed parcel of land.
About 170 tribal members live on the small 2.5-acre site.
But a group of ranchers claim they are they owners.
The tribe will remain while the dispute is resolved.
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Judge suspends eviction of Brazilian Indians in southwestern Brazil (AP 10/31)
How one letter (and the internet) saved a Brazilian tribe (Avaaz.oprg 10/31)
Judge suspends eviction of Brazilian Indians in southwestern Brazil (AP 10/31)
How one letter (and the internet) saved a Brazilian tribe (Avaaz.oprg 10/31)
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