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Belo Monte Dam Suspended by High Brazilian Court Federal Judge Souza Prudente of the Federal Tribunal in the Amazon region. Photo courtesy of Agencia Brasil Federal Judge Souza Prudente of the Federal Tribunal of Brazil's Amazon region suspended all work today on the Belo Monte Dam, invalidating the project's environmental and installation licenses. While the project has been suspended previously on numerous occasions, and those suspensions overturned on political grounds, this latest decision could have some legs. The decision breaks down in the following way: The federal judge ruled that no consultations were held with indigenous people prior to Congress issuing Decree 788 in 2005, which effectively approved the Belo Monte Dam. In a press conference given today late in Brasil, Souza Prudente stated that "only in a dictatorial regime does a government approve a project before holding consultations." In the words of the decision itself, Update (August 15, 4pm PST): So far, the suspension of Belo Monte still stands.
Discours Gandhi Proces 1922 Plantes médicinales - Se soigner par les plantes - Phytothérapie Comment récolter et sécher les plantes médicinales ? 1. Récoltez et coupez les feuilles, fleurs ou tiges de préférence lors d’un matin ensoleillé et sec (pas de rosée). Evitez toutefois un soleil trop chaud (par ex. entre 10 h et 14 h), car la plante se protège et stocke en partie ses propriétés à l’ombre hors de portée du soleil. 2. 3. Evitez également de stocker les plantes séchées dans des sachets de plastique, sachant certains effets de ces matériaux sur notre santé. Quiz sur les plantes médicinales A lire: Culture des plantes médicinales dans votre jardin, conseils pratiques Belo Monte Dam Suspended by Brazilian Appeals Court "Human rights and environmental protection cannot be subordinated to narrow business interests." Amazon Watch, International Rivers, AIDAFOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE | August 15, 2012 For more information, contact:Brent Millikan, brent@internationalrivers.org, +55 61 8153-7009 Andrew Miller, andrew@amazonwatch.org, +1 202 423 4828 Joelson Calvacante, jcavalcante@aida-americas.org, +52 55 5212-0141 Photo credit: Atossa Soltani Altamira, Brazil – A high-level court yesterday suspended construction of the controversial Belo Monte dam project on the Amazon's Xingu River, citing overwhelming evidence that indigenous people had not been properly consulted prior to government approval of the project. A group of judges from Brazil's Regional Federal Tribunal (TRF1) upheld an earlier decision that declared the Brazilian Congress's authorization of the project in 2005 to be illegal. Similar conflicts over violations of indigenous rights by dam projects are emerging elsewhere in the Brazilian Amazon.
Discours Martin Luther King le 28 Août 1963 Washington Belo Monte e Teles Pires: falta de consultas indígenas paralisa obras de usinas na Amazônia Nos dois casos, decisões contemplaram pedidos do MPF para suspender projetos realizados sem a oitiva dos povos afetados, prevista na Constituição e na Convenção 169 14/08/2012 às 19h33 O Tribunal Regional Federal da 1ª Região, em Brasília, assegurou em dois processos judiciais distintos o direito dos povos indígenas de serem consultados previamente para empreendimentos que afetem seus territórios. Os dois casos – das hidrelétricas Teles Pires, no rio de mesmo nome e Belo Monte, no Xingu - correspondem a ações judiciais do Ministério Público Federal. Em julgamento ontem (13/08), os desembargadores da 5ª Turma do Tribunal aceitaram por unanimidade o recurso do MPF e ordenaram a paralisação das obras da usina de Belo Monte. Agora os povos indígenas afetados terão que ser ouvidos pelo Congresso e as obras ficam paralisadas até que a consulta seja realizada. “O decreto legislativo que autorizou Belo Monte sem consultar os índios era um verdadeiro monumento da afronta à Constituição.
Discours du Chef Indiens Aché - Chronique des Indiens Guayaki de Pierre Clastres Belo Monte dam construction halted by Brazilian court 'A Great Victory': Controversial Brazilian Dam Construction Halted Brazilian Federal court finds Belo Monte hydro-electric dam licenses invalid, indigenous peoples were not consulted A victory came to activists in Brazil on Tuesday when a federal judge halted construction on the controversial Belo Monte dam in the Amazon, saying that the indigenous peoples had not been consulted. The impacts of the dam, which would have been the third largest hydro-electric dam in the world, had long been slammed by indigenous groups and environmental activists who said that it would have displaced thousands and wreaked havoc upon the ecosystem while contributing to greenhouse gases. When the Brazilian Congress gave approval for the dam in 2005, there were no consultations with the indigenous peoples about the environmental impacts, a fact that Judge Souza Prudente found in violation of the Brazilian Constitution. Indigenous groups lauded the court ruling. Belo Monte dam construction – in pictures