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schema:articleBody	Indigenous protesters armed with bows and arrows clashed Tuesday with police outside Brazil's Congress, leaving the area enveloped in tear gas and leading lawmakers to suspend debate on a controversial land reform bill. Activists said two indigenous people were hospitalized with severe injuries, and a dozen more sustained light injuries in the clashes, while the congressional press office said at least three police officers were wounded with arrows. The press office said around 500 protesters tried to "invade" one of the entrances to Congress, and that police responded with tear gas, stun grenades and pepper spray after coming under attack with arrows. However, organizers said the protest was peaceful and that police "brutally" repressed it. Videos posted on social media by the protesters showed indigenous people in traditional feather headdresses and body paint screaming, running and dragging what appeared to be an injured man through a haze of tear gas. "Today is a troubling day for the right to protest, and for democracy," lawmaker Joenia Wapichana, Brazil's first indigenous congresswoman, told a news conference. The events led lawmakers in the lower house to suspend a committee session on "PL 490," a bill that would change the regulations establishing protected indigenous lands. Indigenous rights groups warn the bill would pave the way for things such as mining, hydroelectric dams and road construction on previously protected reserves. Far-right President Jair Bolsonaro has been pushing to open protected lands to such development since taking office in 2019. Critics say that would accelerate the destruction of the Amazon rainforest, a vital resource in the race to curb climate change. mel/jhb/bfm
schema:headline	Indigenous protesters clash with police in Brazil
schema:mentions	Pepper spray Hydroelectricity Land reform Indigenous territory (Brazil) Far-right politics Tear gas Democracy President of Brazil Amazon rainforest Global warming Jair Bolsonaro United States Congress Social media Brazil Hazing Body painting Indigenous rights Radio in New Zealand
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schema:datePublished	2021-06-22 (xsd:date)
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