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The human rights group Survival International says it has received reports, not yet independently verified, of a massacre of a Yanomami Indian community by gold miners in the Venezuelan portion of the Amazon rain forest. Here's the (Spanish language) appeal for an investigation. The release from Survival International is here: http://www.survivalinternational.org/news/8626
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