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Brazil expands National Force to protect Guarani Kaiowá villages
Brazil boosts National Force troops to guard Guarani Kaiowá indigenous villages amid election violence reports.
In brief
Brazil boosts National Force troops to guard Guarani Kaiowá indigenous villages amid election violence reports. Brazil increased National Force personnel to protect Guarani Kaiowá villages after reports of political violence following Lula's re-election. Originally reported by Agência Brasil.
Brazil plans National Force expansion
Brazil will increase National Force personnel to protect Guarani Kaiowá indigenous villages in Mato Grosso do Sul.
Political violence reports
At least five indigenous murders under investigation since election runoff.
Indigenous intimidation cases
Pickup trucks drove through territory to spread panic and prevent voting.
“Pickup trucks drove through the territory, and there were also attacks on indigenous people in an attempt to spread panic in the community and prevent them from voting”
Ministerial visit to Sassoró
Justice and Public Security Minister Wellington César Lima e Silva announced troop increases at Sassoró village.
Minute-by-minute program
National Force adopts minute-by-minute procedure for rapid incident response.
Water poisoning threat
Sassoró village threatened with water poisoning by municipal employee.
What it means
Brazil increased National Force personnel to protect Guarani Kaiowá villages after reports of political violence following Lula's re-election.



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