For nearly four decades, the Guarani Indigenous group has been advocating for the expansion of their four-acre territory, which is recognized as Brazil’s smallest officially recognized Indigenous area. They aim to include 1,315 acres of largely preserved forest that they consider ancestral land.
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Guarani Indigenous Group Seeks to Expand Territory in Brazil
The Guarani Indigenous group has been working for almost 40 years to expand their territory from four acres to 1,315 acres of forest in Brazil. This land is viewed by the Guarani as ancestral territory.
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Guarani Indigenous Group Seeks to Expand Territory in Brazil