Text aims to achieve consensus on exploitation of mineral resources in indigenous lands and environmental licensing standards for potentially polluting activities in these territories
O He started discussions on Monday (17) about a proposal for modification in the temporal landmark law, prepared by Minister Gilmar Mendes. The intention is to seek an understanding around controversial topics, such as the exploitation of mineral resources in indigenous lands and environmental licensing standards. The commission that is conducting these discussions includes representatives of the federal government, the legislature, states, municipalities and indigenous communities.
At the hearing held, members of the Union and the Public Prosecution Service expressed the need for a longer term for the analysis of the proposal. THE He requested an extension of time for the commission, but this request was rejected. The conciliation table has held 17 hearings so far, reflecting the complexity of the issues on the agenda.
Gilmar Mendes, who leads the discussions, plans to submit a draft law to the STF plenary upon completion of the hearings. If the text receives the approval of the ministers, it will be sent to the National Congress for appreciation. The proposal seeks not only to resolve current controversies, but also to establish clearer guidelines for the relationship between economic exploitation and the rights of indigenous peoples.
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Posted by Victor Oliveira
