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Indigenous leaders angry about coronavirus risk from Brazilian military visit - Stabroek News

  • Jul 3, 2020
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BOA VISTA, Brazil,  (Reuters) Leaders of an isolated indigenous Yanomami community in Brazil have complained that a military mission to protect them from the coronavirus brought greater risk of infection to their people through contact with outsiders including journalists.

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