Juan Bobo leads a revolution
in Brazil
VOLTA GRANDE DO XINGU, BRAZIL – Juan Bobo is leading several Indian tribes into armed revolution against the government of Brazil.
All along the XinguRiver, the indigenous people are becoming aware that the proposed Bel Monte dam will dry up their river, and force them all into starvation.
“We fight with Bobo!” screamed Chief Toño Bicicleta, leader of the deadly YanuManu tribe. “He kill the white man for us.”
Juan Bobo leads the YanuManu tribe into battle
Local sources are uncertain who this white man may be, and whether or not Juan Bobo has killed him yet. But Juan Bobo spent the last nine months running up and down the XinguRiver basin, warning everyone about the white man’s dam.
And now 40,000 Indians are carrying spears and looking for the white man. The revolution is here.