The rebels were recruiting peasants along the Araguaia River, an inaccessible, scarcely populated region 2, 000 kilometers ( 1, 250 miles ) north of Rio de Janeiro.
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""'Rondonacara hoehnei " "'is a species of cichlid fish of the das Mortes River basin, Araguaia River drainage, central Brazil.
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Roughly in the middle of its course, the Araguaia river splits into two forks, with the western one retaining the name Araguaia and the eastern one being called Rio Java�s.
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There, he was to meet with Karaja Indians, visit an environmental research station backed by power stations in England and Wales and tour a turtle conservation project on the Araguaia River.
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Before leaving Brazil for Mexico, Prince Charles on Tuesday plans to embark on an ecological tour of the Rio Araguaia river in the northern Brazilian state of Tocantins and meet state officials there.
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The town is located on the Araguaia River and attracts thousands of tourists, especially in the dry season, from May to August, when extensive sandbanks are formed providing beaches for sunbathers and swimmers.
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He had also graduated from the first jungle warfare training class, so when the Communist Party of Brazil opened a guerrilla front along the Araguaia River here in the eastern Amazon, he got the call.
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In the 1950s Aragar�a, the name given to the settlement and made up of the name of the Araguaia River and its tributary the Gar�as, was the center of the government campaign to open up the east of Mato Grosso.
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A significant population lives in the wetlands of the central Araguaia River, and in particular within Cant�o State Park, which, with its 843 oxbow lakes and extensive flooded forests and marshlands, is one of the best habitat patches for this species in Brazil.
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Every year, 32 municipalities of eastern Mato Grosso, along Araguaia River and close to Goi�s border, and unofficially following standard Brasilia time ( UTC-03 : 00 ) all year long, don't change their clocks when DST starts or ends.
