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RENAN SANTOS VISITA UMA FAZENDA NO PANTANAL
1092 statements · 1 politicians · August 10, 2026 · 64 min
Statements by Renan Santos. 1092 transcribed statements, with topic and stance on the ones the analysis classified. Topics: Indigenous Lands, Animal Rights, Culture, Tourism and Public Access.
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Today we'll have a pantaneiro day here in Mato Grosso do Sul.
Pantaneiro clothing, horseback rides, knowledge, history, understanding including of the indigenous peoples.
Come see what life will be like here on site and how it has been throughout history.
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About: guarantee the rights of indigenous peoples
There was an indigenous intrigue here in the region, which was a long time ago.
She rode a horse.
I don't remember the names of those guys.
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About: guarantee the rights of indigenous peoples
So, the remnants of the guaranis, who were the Indians who participated in the War of the Triple Alliance, today are the caduels peoples, who are there on the border, a little past Bonito, Bodoquena; they are on the border with Paraguay.
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About: guarantee the rights of indigenous peoples
On the banks of the Paraguay River, there is today a stretch of reserve of 500,000 hectares.
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Caduel, right?
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But wasn't there one that was a—one who rode a horse?
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There were even some statues of them.
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So, they're the Guaranis.
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Yeah, Guarani — are you sure it's Guarani?
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Guarani.
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Who were the warrior Indians, right?
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The Guaikurus.
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Guaikuru, Guaikuru.
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That's it.
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Which then... Yeah, Guarani.
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Oh, cool.
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The Guaikurus were indeed considered horse-riding Indians, that they...
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They learned to use the European's horse, right?
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They learned to use the horse.
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In fact, that made all the difference during the war period, didn't it?
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That they were among the few indigenous peoples there who had that skill, right?
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So, it made a big difference.
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About: guarantee the rights of indigenous peoples
And today, their descendants are these Caduels, who are there on the border line.
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About: guarantee the rights of indigenous peoples
It's as if they, today, it's as if they were the first line of defense.
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They're there, very close to Paraguay.
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About: guarantee the rights of indigenous peoples
I liked that there's one called, there's one called Paiaguas too.
The name is very similar to Paraguay, isn't it?
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About: guarantee the rights of indigenous peoples
The Paiaguas, like many indigenous peoples, were wiped out.
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About: guarantee the rights of indigenous peoples
I think the Paiaguas were wiped out.
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They were wiped out.
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And another... ethnicity.
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That remains famous.
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Changed a little.
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The way of saying it.
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It's the...
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Xaraês.
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