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Vista previa	Fecha de publicación	Título	Autor(es)
	-	COVID-19 and access to water in the brazilian Amazonia	-
	-	What about intercultural health?: Lessons from the pandemic that we should not forget	-
	-	COVID-19 in the Vale do Javari Indigenous Territory: barriers and misunderstandings in communication with the Korubo	-
	-	“We need to be alive to continue the struggle”: pandemic and the struggle of Munduruku women	-
	-	Reflections on birth in times of coronavirus pandemic in Leticia, southern Colombian Amazon	-
	-	The Karitiana and the COVID-19	-
	-	Brief indigenous narratives about the infection, treatment and cure of Coronavirus in Manaus, Brazil	-
	-	From pandemic to anti-democracy. Public power, indigenous peoples and perspective: An account on State negligence	-
	-	Political struggles by indigenous populations in Roraima (Brazil) and the confrontation with the COVID-19 pandemic	-
	-	Violations of the health rights of isolated and recently contacted indigenous peoples in the context of the COVID-19 pandemic in Brazil	-
	-	Kurunabirus. An urarina look at the creation of diseases and new contagions in the Chambira river basin (Peruvian Amazon)	-
	-	Where are we going to take our ill? Narratives of two awajún leaders about COVID-19, Concorcanqui, Amazonas	-
	-	COVID-19 and economic exploration of the Brazilian Amazon	-
	-	Impacts of COVID-19 on production chains and daily life in traditional communities in Central Amazonia	-
	-	Non-compliance with public measures adopted against COVID-19 in Tabatinga city, Amazonas state, Brazil	-
	-	How is the COVID-19 pandemic affecting the everyday life of university communities in northeast Brazil?	-
	-	Dissemination of COVID-19 inside the Amazon territories: overview and reflections from the Alto Solimões, Brazil	-
	-	Indigenous inversions, Covi-cho and some anti-Anthropocene tips	-
	-	“Dawning the Word”, language politics for life	-
	-	COVID-19 in the Yanomami Indigenous Land: a parallel between the regions of the upper Marauiá river, upper Rio Negro and the Ajarani and Apiaú river valley	-