REVOLT IN THE AMAZON
Think you could be friends with these fellows?

Sure you could. My son Jackson and I had no problem when we visited their village in the Amazon in 2002. They live in the deepest heart of the Amazon, along a tributary of the Xingu (ching-goo) River. They call themselves the Xicrin (chick-reen), a branch of the Kayapo tribe. They made newspaper headlines around the world this week.
During our visit four years ago, the Xicrin asked for our help. In the middle of a pristine rain forest next to a beautiful river, they said they needed a well for drinking water. We were incredulous. They explained that their water was polluted with poison from a huge Brazilian mine on a river that drained into theirs.
That's when I learned about CVRD.