Indigenous People Starving and Dying of Malnutrition, Government Allocating Millions to Rich Artist
Reports indicate that Indigenous people in Brazil are starving and dying due to malnutrition while at the same time millions are being allocated towards a wealthy artist's art project - highlighting yet again how little regard is given towards Indigenous populations' plight by Brazilian authorities despite numerous calls for action over decades now
Jan. 23, 2023 7:32PM
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In a shocking display of injustice, reports have emerged that indigenous people in Brazil are starving and dying of malnutrition while the government allocates 5 million dollars to a rich artist. This is yet another example of the genocide inflicted upon indigenous people by the Brazilian government. The situation has been described as “heartbreaking” by those who have witnessed it firsthand. Reports indicate that many members of the indigenous community are suffering from severe malnutrition due to lack of access to food and medical care. The situation has been made worse by the fact that many of these communities are located in remote areas, making it difficult for them to receive help from outside sources. At the same time, news has emerged that the Brazilian government is allocating 5 million dollars to a wealthy artist for an art project. This decision has been met with outrage from human rights activists who argue that this money should be used to provide aid and assistance to those suffering from malnutrition instead. The Brazilian government’s decision highlights its continued disregard for the plight of its indigenous population. Despite numerous calls for action, little progress has been made in addressing their needs or improving their quality of life. As such, many activists have labeled this latest move as an act of genocide against Brazil’s indigenous population and have called on international organizations such as Amnesty International and Human Rights Watch to intervene in order to protect their rights and ensure they receive adequate aid and assistance. This incident serves as yet another reminder that more must be done in order to address the systemic issues facing Brazil’s indigenous population – particularly when it comes to access to food, healthcare, education, and other basic necessities – if we are ever going achieve true justice for these communities. Until then, we must continue our fight against this blatant injustice perpetrated by our own government.