Ka'apor people

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The Ka'apor people are an Indigenous group of the eastern Amazon in Brazil, known for their rich forest-based culture, distinct language, and efforts to defend their territory from deforestation and encroachment.

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Label Occurrences
Kaxuyana people 2
Ka'apor people canonical 1

Referenced by (3)

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Urubu-Kaapor spokenBy Ka'apor people
Kaxuyana spokenBy Kaxuyana people
linked to: Ka'apor people
Kaxuyana ethnicGroupAssociated Kaxuyana people
linked to: Ka'apor people