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Blockades, checkpoints and court action: fending off Brazil’s biofuel giants in the Amazon
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The Guardian
Blockades, checkpoints and court action: fending off Brazil’s biofuel giants in the Amazon
After decades of violent displacement and land theft, the country’s quilombola communities are fighting back
For most of his 39 years, Josias Dias dos Santos, known as Jota, has endured degrading cycles of displacement as a quilombola, a descendant of Black people once enslaved on Brazil’s sugar cane and coffee plantations. He says his and other quilombola families subsisting in the rainforests in Pará, northern Braz…
22 Oct, 11:00
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