Cyberaction Voith : Stop Bello Monte. Cyberaction N° 675: Voith : Stop Bello Monte [ 1 861 participations ] cyberaction mise en ligne le vendredi 23 janvier 2015 En partenariat avec : Planète Amazone Elle prendra fin le : samedi 31 janvier 2015 La tragédie Belo Monte se poursuit. Plus d'infos Cette machine, fabriquée par Voith, est le rotor de l'un des "réacteurs" de Belo Monte, les fameuses turbines, fabriquées par le français Alstom. Alors que des milliers de personnes se mobilisent en Europe pour entraver la marche des déchets radioactifs de nos centrales nucléaires, ce monstre de cinq mètres de haut et 320 tonnes chemine paisiblement pour accomplir son funeste festin.
Citoyens du monde, c'est aussi votre destin que l'on scelle en ce moment même. Belo Monte est un crime contre la vie, un crime contre l'humanité, un crime contre les générations futures. En tant qu'européen nous avons le devoir de dénoncer la complicité de nos entreprises. Et la précédente 2 ans Signer ! Report exposes threat to dam 'Lost World' The Akawaio and Arekuna fish in the Mazaruni river and its tributaries. The proposed dam would flood the tribes' land and forever destroy an area famed for its scenery and bio-diversity. © Audrey Butt Colson Plans to build a massive hydro-electric dam on the land of two unique tribes in Guyana would lead to the destruction of a unique people and vast tracts of rainforest, a new report has revealed today.
The report ‘Dug out, dried out or flooded out?’ , written by anthropologist Dr Audrey Butt Colson and published by Survival International, reveals that Guyana’s government aims to push ahead with one or more dams on the Upper Mazaruni River, which would flood out the entire Akawaio indigenous people and an Arekuna community. Guyana’s government has shrouded the project in secrecy. The government has failed to obtain the indigenous peoples’ free, prior and informed consent, as required by international law, and the tribes have expressed their vocal opposition to the project. Pétition Mondiale contre le barrage de Belo Monte en Amazonie. Help act against Belo Monte project + We want Pope Francis to support us!
NON AU BARRAGE DE BELO MONTE ! GRAND RASSEMBLEMENT LE 15 A PARIS. Signature de la pétition contre le complexe de barrages de Belo Monte. Consulter le texte de la pétition La pétition du Cacique Raoni contre le projet Belo Monte Nous comptons sur votre soutien Nombre total de signatures : 502905 Voir la liste des signataires Voir la liste des messages de soutien Partager Pour faire un lien depuis votre site ou votre blog vers la pétition du Cacique Raoni Code HTML à copier/coller sur votre site : <a href=" target="_blank" title="Pétition du Cacique Raoni contre le projet Belo Monte">Signer la pétition du Cacique Raoni contre le projet Belo Monte</a> Code à copier/coller dans les forums et blogs : [url= la pétition du Cacique Raoni contre le projet Belo Monte[/url] Demand A Stop To The Belo Monte Dam.
Brazilian Indians forced to leave mega-dam site. Amazon Indians have been protesting against Belo Monte for years © Marcello Casal Jr/ABr The Brazilian authorities have evicted Indians from the Belo Monte dam site, where they were protesting for their land rights. Representatives of eight tribes had been occupying the area, demanding that the government respect their right to their ancestral land and to be consulted about projects that will affect them, and that the construction be stopped immediately. The government initially responded to the protest by preventing journalists, lawyers, and food entering the occupation site.
A judge then ruled that the Indians could be forcefully removed. Belo Monte is currently being built despite widespread opposition by thousands of indigenous people, who warn it will devastate their land and reduce fish stocks, a crucial part of their diet. Its construction was illegally approved, without the consent of the local population. Share this news story. Brazil police shoot Indians – more violence feared. Police in southern Brazil yesterday killed a Terena Indian and wounded several others. © Marcello Casal Jr/ABr Police in southern Brazil yesterday killed a Terena Indian and wounded several others while violently evicting them from their land. Members of the tribe had returned to live on part of their ancestral territory currently occupied by a rancher who is also a local politician. Elsewhere in Brazil, an eviction order was served on Kayapó, Arara, Munduruku, Xipaya and Juruna Indians occupying the controversial Belo Monte dam site.
Armed police have surrounded the protesters and tensions are rising amid fears that there will be similar violence. Munduruku Indians are also protesting construction of a dam on the Tapajós river. Paygomuyatpu Munduruku said, ‘The government is preparing a tragedy. The Brazilian constitution and international law enshrine the right of tribal peoples to be consulted about projects on their land. . © Atossa Soltani/Amazon Watch Share this news story.