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A team from the Indian Foundation Regional Coordination, with the support of the Federal Highway Police (PRF), reported on Thursday (3) that a flood of children on the indigenous land of Arara, between Uruará and
According to FUNAI, a group of loggers have invaded the area since 30 December to illegally harvest timber and occupy the land with a lot demarcation.
Funai does not confirm the possibility of a confrontation between the indigenous people of Laranjal village and the invaders, but monitors the case.
The inhabitants of the region fear conflicts because there is tension between the indigenous people to protest on the BR-230 Transamazônica road because of the invasion.
The Arara TI covers the municipalities of Altamira, New Brazil, Medicilândia and Uruará. , the area covers 274,010 hectares and its limits were approved by Decree No. 399 of 24 December 1991.
Cases of invasion of indigenous lands
/s.glbimg.com/jo/1gl1/f/ /original/2017/03/23/madeira2.jpg "La scierie a été mise sous embargo par Ibama pour son exploitation illégale et le bois saisi a été envoyé à la ville de Medicilândia. - Photo: Communiqué de presse / Ibama")
The sawmill was embargoed by Ibama for illegal logging and the seized timber was sent to the city of Medicilândia. – Photo: Press Release / Ibama
In 2017, an operation From the Brazilian Institute for Environment and Renewable Natural Resources (Ibama), the Federal Police and Funai investigated reports of information from an invasion in Arara TI and resulted in the lock of a sawmill and the seizure of about 150 cubic meters of wood in the municipalities of Uruará and Medicilândia.
According to Ibama, prosecutors identified an attempted occupation on the shores of the transamazone highway, the BR-230, between the 120 and 143 km. The suspects left before the scene. arrival of the agents but left several stakes. in order to stand out
In 2018, a group of Parakanã Indians came to block the BR-230 highway, accusing the removal of the invaders from the lands of Apyterewa to Altamira. They denounced the fact that these areas were the target of environmental crimes.
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