Os impactos da criação da BR-156 para os Galibi Marworno da Aldeia Tukay

Abstract

The objective of this study was to analyze the impacts of the creation of the BR-156 for the Galibi Marworno of Tukay village. The Tukay indigenous village is located at km 92 on the right bank of BR-156, in the Uaçá indigenous land in the municipality of Oiapoque in the state of Amapá. The Galibi Marworno, have as main subsistence activities the production of cassava flour, hunting, fishing, and fruits taken from nature. The text was constructed in order to present the trajectory of the construction of the tukay village in the context of the construction of the highway BR 156 that connects the municipality of Oiapoque to the capital of the Macapá state. In the analysis carried out, it was possible to verify that the problems faced by the villagers are mainly due to the need to reallocate the indigenous villages impacted by the highway, as foreseen in the agreement signed between the government and indigenous leaders. It is important to emphasize that even in the face of the existing problems and challenges, indigenous people do not oppose the paving of BR156, as they also see that this action will benefit them in some way. However, we identified the need for greater dialogue on the part of the public power, so that the impacts caused by the construction and paving of the highway, affect us as little as possible