When the Paiter Suruí group expelled the final invaders of their land in 1981, they confronted a divisive determination. Ought to they preserve the espresso plantations left by the colonisers? Some destroyed them due to the demise and violence contact with the non-Indigenous world had triggered. Others felt sorry for the timber and couldn’t kill them.
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