Five specialists work in a remote base near Parallel 10º South to protect isolated indigenous tribes from traffickers and squatters in the Amazon jungle.
Synopsis
Five specialists work in a remote base near Parallel 10º South to protect isolated indigenous tribes from traffickers and squatters in the Amazon jungle.
Synopsis
José Carlos Meirelles leads a mission for FUNAI from a small base near Parallel 10º South, west of Acre, on the border with Peru. Alongside anthropologist Terri Aquino, he works to protect isolated indigenous tribes in a region threatened by traffickers and squatters. Operating from basic installations deep in the jungle, the team faces limited resources and ongoing negotiations with local riverside populations. Their efforts aim to safeguard vulnerable communities from external pressures that jeopardize their existence.
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Why Watch
- Meet sertanista José Carlos Meirelles in the Amazon.
- Find out how FUNAI protects isolated indigenous tribes.
- See the impact of traffickers on vulnerable communities.
Did You Know
- FUNAI operates near Parallel 10º South, on the Brazil-Peru border.
- José Carlos Meirelles leads the mission to protect isolated tribes.
- The documentary features a collaboration with anthropologist Terri Aquino.
- The team faces threats from traffickers and squatters in the area.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Who leads the mission to protect isolated indigenous tribes in 'Paralelo 10'?
Sertanista José Carlos Meirelles leads the mission.
What organization is featured in the documentary 'Paralelo 10'?
FUNAI, the Brazilian National Indian Foundation, is featured in the documentary.
What challenges do the specialists face in 'Paralelo 10'?
They face limited resources and threats from traffickers and squatters.
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