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\nSixty members of the Awá tribe are said to be fleeing from gangs of loggers and ranchers on their land near Maranhão<\/st1:city>, Brazil<\/st1:country-region><\/st1:place>. Logging roads have been bulldozed through a part of their territory, and ranchers want land to graze cattle for beef. <\/span><\/p>\n

Little is known about the group of 50 Indians who live along the River Pardo in the western Brazilian Amazon. According to Survival’s report: “Loggers operating out of Colniza have forced them to be constantly on the run, unable to cultivate crops and relying solely on hunting, gathering and fishing.”<\/span><\/p>\n

Perenco, an Anglo-French oil company working in a proposed Indian reserve in northern Peru<\/st1:country-region>, is endangering several uncontacted tribes between the Napo<\/st1:place> and Tigre Rivers, Survival says. One is believed to be a sub-group of the Waorani, and another is known as the Pananujuri. Perenco denies that the tribes exist.<\/span>
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\nOther tribes in trouble include several living near the Envira<\/st1:placename> River<\/st1:placetype><\/st1:place> in the Peruvian Amazon. Survival says they are being forced to flee into Brazil<\/st1:country-region> – a situation that Peru<\/st1:place><\/st1:country-region>’s government has not accepted. Ranchers are bulldozing land where a fifth group lives – the Ayoreo-Totobiegosode in the Chaco forest of western Paraguay<\/st1:place><\/st1:country-region>. A Paraguayan court ruled this week that a company had the right to log on their land, further endangering their existence.<\/span><\/p>\n

There are thought to be more than 100 uncontacted groups in the world, concentrated in Latin America<\/st1:place>. As many as 40 could live in West Papua<\/st1:place>, however, where vast areas of forest and mountain have been barely explored. The groups choose to live in isolation, often because past encounters with the outside world have brought them suffering.<\/p>\n

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