YANOMAMI BLOOD GOLD

The destruction of Yanomami land caused by mining

Photographer Bruno Kelly, from Amazônia Real, flew over five critical points of the Yanomami Indigenous Territory and found the destruction left by the illegal mining activity

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04/07/2021 12:01

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