Indigenous people of the Brazilian Amazon are raising their voices against deforestation and pollution. The Zamba school will dedicate its Rio Carnival parade to the Xingu Indigenous Park, a protected yet threatened reserve. The media's power can aid in the fight for indigenous rights and land preservation. The construction of the Belomonte hydroelectric dam on the Xingu River poses a significant threat to the Amazon. Indigenous leaders call for respect and preservation of their land and culture. Cacique Raoni will participate in the Zamba parade, highlighting indigenous presence and concerns.

What is the main focus of the Zamba school's parade in the Rio Carnival?

• The history of Brazilian music

• The threats to the Xingu Indigenous Park

• The cultural diversity of Brazil

• The economic growth of Rio de Janeiro

What major construction project is affecting the Xingu River?

• A large shopping mall

• A new highway

• The Belo Monte hydroelectric dam

• An international airport

What is the indigenous people's main concern regarding external influences?

• Cultural exchange

• Economic investment

• Resource exploitation

• Tourism development

Who is the indigenous leader participating in the Rio Carnival parade?

• Chief Joseph

• Chief Powhatan

• Chief Seattle

• Chief Raoni Metukire

What is the indigenous people's request to the Brazilian government?

• To increase tourism

• To respect and preserve nature

• To build more infrastructure

• To promote cultural festivals