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Indigenous Leaders from Amazon Attend U.N. Conference on Organized Crime

Indigenous leaders from Peru, Brazil, Colombia, and Ecuador are attending the U.N. conference COP13 on organized crime from October 19 to 23. They aim to address the threats posed by criminal networks to the Amazon.

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Indigenous leaders from Peru, Brazil, Colombia, and Ecuador are attending the U.N. conference COP13 on organized crime from October 19 to 23. They aim to address the threats posed by criminal networks to the Amazon.

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Criminal networks threaten the Amazon. Indigenous leaders want the UN to act

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Indigenous Leaders from Amazon Attend U.N. Conference on Organized Crime