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Blue nights in the Amazon #nofilterneeded
The Amazon region has been under enormous pressure for a long time already. Not only because of deforestation: the animals in the world's largest rainforest are being threatened as well. Like the fascinating pink river dolphin, a popular tourist attraction in Brazil. Unfortunately the dolphins are being killed by fishermen who use their meat as bait to catch the piracatinga fish. But fisherman Elioni denies having ever killed the animals and says he and his colleagues are victims of a ban on catching and selling piracatinga, losing the most important part of their income. . Link in bio. 📸 @pietrovaroli
3, 2, 1 and live! Update about the Amazon for @rtlnieuws 📸 by @pietrovaroli
Patience pays off: celebrating my birthday in style 11 days later. After all the stomach flus have gone, work trips have ended and deadlines have been met.
This week 58 prisoners were killed in a barbaric way in the Brazilian city of Altamira. Unfortunately it was just one of the many prison massacres in this country. Last month I was in Manaus where I spoke with the sweet and brave Marilene who lost her son to all this violence. See link in bio for my report. 📸 @pietrovaroli
An area of more than 2 soccer pitches is being deforested in the Brazilian Amazon every minute. And the situation is only getting worse. Last month more than 900 square kilometers of rainforest were destroyed, almost twice as much as in June last year. But Brazil's government seems to worry much more about economic development of the region than about it's destruction. . Earlier this month I spoke with two people who are trying to change these developments. Jeremias, a member of the indigenous Mura people. He saw farmers destroy parts of their protected land to raise cattle. And Hermógenes, who tries to combat illegal deforestation in the state of Amazonas by handing out fines and even putting people in prison. But he only has just over a 100 people to look after an area that's 37 times the size of the Netherlands... . For video, see link in bio. 📸 @pietrovaroli
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