The Caribbean Slave Revolution In The Caribbean Video
3.2 When sugar ruled the world: Plantation slavery in the 18th c. Caribbean The Caribbean Slave Revolution In The Caribbean
Brazil's President Jair Bolsonaro looks unlikely to sign up to the treaty.
Fairly or unfairly, Latin America has developed a certain reputation when it comes to the protection of indigenous people and preservation of the environment. To many, its attitude is, at best, lax and, at worst, destructive.
But that could soon change. The agreement is the first of its kind in the region to focus on protecting the land and rights of indigenous people and environmental defenders, who find themselves in increasingly dangerous circumstances.
Inindigenous people in Latin America were killed while defending their land against the combined forces of government and corporate interests, a Global Witness report revealed.]
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