Avaliação das potencialidades sócio-econômicas do programa gasoduto Coari-Manaus na terra indígena Sahu-apé

Abstract

This paper seeks to demonstrate the social and economic benefits received by indigenous inhabitants of the region influence the Coari-Manaus Pipeline, in particular the Community of Indigenous Sahu-apé, formed by ethnic Indians of the Sateré-Mawé. It is known that indigenous communities are struggling with great difficulty to maintain their cultural traditions. And these difficulties are accentuated when they have to live on the fringes of a society with habits and values of their completely different, putting at risk the very survival of the community. Thus it is that, through a policy of attention to the needs of some indigenous communities located in the area of influence of the program pipeline Coari-Manaus, the Governments Federal, State and Municipal establishing an allocation of resources, of that program, to meet the demands of those communities, in particular the Community of Indigenous Sahu-apé, which will be addressed with greater emphasis in this work. Thus, can say these communities now have to keep the peace and to disseminate their culture without interference from the surrounding society, because the program provided that independence, even with the recognition and settlement of the land where they live as an Indigenous Land, as will be shown throughout this work.