“Indigenous people are being massacred by agribusiness and mining exploration.”

Professor at the Faculty of History of the Federal University of Goiás and permanent member of the Postgraduate Program in History and the Postgraduate Program, Yussef Campos She is a specialist in Cultural Heritage Management, investigating cultural heritage from the relationship between History, Memory and Identity and its legal nuances.

Interviewed for CLACSO.tv by Gustavo LemaThe Director of Communication and Information at CLACSO estimated that “Indigenous groups in Brazil were massacred for centuries in Latin America and continue to be so today. They continue to be so to this day because of agribusiness, large landholdings, land exploitation, land destruction, and mining exploration.”

He is the author, along with Aiton Krenak, of “Places of Origin”, where they present a confrontation with the symbolic monoculture that hegemonic cultures try to impose on human beings and the planet.