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Pedralino didn’t want to suffer an attack like the Ibama environmental agents who came under fire in 2020 in Roraima state. His agency didn’t give him a gun or a bulletproof vest. He didn’t even have a car. https://t.co/jkUX5a96jV https://t.co/GXE5rAje9j — PolitiTweet.org

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Every state in the Brazilian Amazon faces illegal deforestation. But in some — including Acre, where an environmental agent named Marcel Pedralino had decided to call it quits — not one person was incarcerated for environmental abuse, at last count. https://t.co/jkUX5a96jV https://t.co/mROh6RsbqA — PolitiTweet.org

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When Pedralino joined his agency in 2012, the government was on the cusp of eliminating illegal deforestation. Environmental agencies adequately staffed inspection forces. Safety wasn’t a concern. But that was before Jair Bolsonaro was elected president. https://t.co/jkUX5a96jV https://t.co/sQth1OQjQI — PolitiTweet.org

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