The actress Angelina Jolie49, visited, on the morning of Friday (4), a ONG Located no Tatuapéin São Paulo, the Immigrant Human Rights and Citizenship Center (CDHIC).
The NGO published a few clicks from the moment Angelina talked to people attended by the institution and leaders who are part of the movement of immigrants and refugees in São Paulo.
Angelina was in Brazil and was staying at Pousada Rio Azul Jungle Lodge, located in the city of Novo Progresso, Pará. The star of Hollywood was accompanied by Cacique Raoni, leader of the ethnicity Caiapó, was there three days there and left on Thursday (3).
He witnessed the connection between the indigenous people and the forest and appeared in various records, shared by the Raoni Institute on social networks. The humanitarian actress and activist spoke with the executive coordinator, Mayalu Txucarram, about matters involving the community and indigenous culture.
According to the Libyan Institute, which manages the hostel and operates in the creation and administration of private reserves through ecological tourism, he stated that he intends to return to the Amazon soon with his children to know the region better and revealed a desire to help awareness of the importance of protection of the area.
They spoke to Raquel Machado, president of the Institute, about the threats caused by deforestation and the expansion of soy planting that affects the region.
