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Amazon News is a weekly information service provided by www.amazonia.org.br, the largest bilingual site on the Brazilian Amazon region, in partnership with several Brazilian media.
Its publisher is Friends of the Earth - Brazilian Amazon, a Brazilian non-profit and public interest registered organization.
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The news this week:
Bida maintains silence Correio Braziliense - 04/06/2005
MPF accuses Tocantins government of environmental fraud ISA- Instituto Socioambiental - 04/06/2005
Bidding/BR-163: Soy traders to participate Gazeta de Cuiabá - 04/06/2005
The controversy surrounding the proposed law on the Administration of Public Forests ISA- Instituto Socioambiental - 04/05/2005
Vale do Javari Indigenous Territory in Amazonas state present cases of yellow fever Radiobras - 04/05/2005
Request for provisionary liberty for Bida Diário do Pará - 04/05/2005
Amazon gives up deepest secrets The Observer - 04/03/2005
'Broad conspiracy' behind nun's killing in Brazil The Guardian - 04/02/2005
Forum releases manifestation vs. Lula's indigenous policy and announces "Indigenous April" ISA- Instituto Socioambiental - 04/01/2005
Criminal consortium will be investigated O Estado de S.Paulo - 03/31/2005
The dance of the proposed law O Eco - 03/30/2005
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