O MOVIMENTO PELO RECONHECIMENTO INDÍGENA EM UMA COMUNIDADE NA MARGEM DO RIO JAVARI EM ATALAIA DO NORTE NO AMAZONAS

MATEUS DA SILVA TEIXEIRA; Reginaldo Conceição da Silva; Hillary Tenazor Rodrigues Nobre; Ana Carolina da Silva Teixeira

doi:10.20873/rtg.v13i29.16007

Authors

MATEUS DA SILVA TEIXEIRA FEDERAL UNIVERSITY OF AMAZONAS https://orcid.org/0000-0003-3207-3194
Reginaldo Conceição da Silva Federal University of Rondônia
Hillary Tenazor Rodrigues Nobre Municipal Department of Education of Benjamin Constant
Ana Carolina da Silva Teixeira FEDERAL UNIVERSITY OF AMAZONAS https://orcid.org/0000-0002-8261-6807

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.20873/rtg.v13i29.16007

Keywords:

Recognition, Atalaia do Norte, Kokamas, Agriculture

Abstract

The flags of demand raised by binational kokama indigenous populations, geographically located in the municipality of Atalaia do Norte in Amazonas on the international border with Peru. This indigenous community lives on the banks of the Javari River in a troubled area of brutality that distinguishes the territorial division of this border. Based on exploratory research and applications of mixed techniques in the field, such as active research, open interviews, observation and description of activities, they were fundamental for gathering information for the study. To this end, this work's main objective was to point out its main developments in demands and its social movements in favor of identity recognition, in the face of the denial of local institutions.

Author Biographies

MATEUS DA SILVA TEIXEIRA, FEDERAL UNIVERSITY OF AMAZONAS

Master in Geography in the Postgraduate Program in Geography – UFAM. Researcher at the Amazon Social Cartography Center and Amazon Socio-Environmental Studies Center

Reginaldo Conceição da Silva, Federal University of Rondônia

PhD in Geography in the Postgraduate Program in Geography – UNIR. Researcher at the Amazon Social Cartography Center and the Amazon Socio-Environmental Studies Center.

Hillary Tenazor Rodrigues Nobre, Municipal Department of Education of Benjamin Constant

Graduated in Literature – State University of Amazonas – UEA. Specialist in Applied Linguistics in Education – Faculdade Prominas

Ana Carolina da Silva Teixeira, FEDERAL UNIVERSITY OF AMAZONAS

Master's student in Literature in the Postgraduate Program in Literature – UFAM. Researcher at the Amazon Social Cartography Center.

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