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Brazilian official for uncontacted Amazon tribes killed by indigenous arrow

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A government official and leading expert on isolated Amazon tribes was killed by an arrow that struck him in the chest as he approached an indigenous group he was seeking to shield, friends and a police witness said on Thursday.

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BBC News

Amazon tribes: Brazilian official killed by arrow near indigenous group

Rieli Franciscato, who worked to protect tribes, was hit in the chest near an indigenous site in Brazil.

4 years ago·United Kingdom

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Yahoo News

Amazon: Brazilian official killed by arrow near indigenous tribe

Rieli Franciscato, who worked to protect tribes, was hit in the chest near an indigenous site in Brazil.

4 years ago·Los Angeles, United States

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The Guardian

Expert on Amazon tribes killed by arrow from uncontacted group

Rieli Franciscato struck in chest as he approached indigenous group he was seeking to shieldA Brazilian government official and expert on isolated Amazon tribes was killed by an arrow as he approached an indigenous group he was seeking to shield.Rieli Franciscato, 56, spent his career in the government’s indigenous affairs agency Funai working to set up reservations to protect uncontacted tribes.Continue reading...

4 years ago·London, United Kingdom

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The Hindu

Brazilian expert on uncontacted Amazon tribes killed by arrow

A top expert on isolated Amazon tribes in Brazil was killed by an arrow that struck him in the chest as he approached an indigenous group, friends and a police witness said on Thursday.Rieli Francisca

4 years ago·India

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CTV News

Amazon expert killed with arrow while working to protect uncontacted tribes in Brazil

An expert who worked to protect uncontacted Amazonian tribes has been shot and killed with an arrow in Brazil, according to the government's Indigenous affairs agency, Fundação Nacional do Índio (Funai).

4 years ago·Canada

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