Brazil’s National Free Land Indigenous Demonstration ended on Friday, April 29, in BrasÀlia. The more than 700 leaders from 89 peoples who camped for five days on the lawn of Esplanada dos Ministérios (the square in BrasÀlia where all ministries are located) consider that important progress was made.
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Protests Unite Brazilian Indians and Get Them Official Promises
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