Amazônia 1819

Step back to 1819 Colonial Brazil with "Amazon Investigator" and unravel the mysteries behind devastating Amazon forest disasters. Uncover a conspiracy involving local leaders, the royal court, and international players, revealing shocking parallels to present-day threats. This gripping game explores the conflict between the local bourgeoisie and historical colonizers, highlighting the crucial role of popular power in achieving sustainable development.

App Features:

• Explore Historical Forest Disasters: Experience the rich history of 1819 Colonial Brazil and witness firsthand the devastating impact on the Amazon rainforest.
• Uncover a Dangerous Conspiracy: Investigate and expose those responsible for the Amazon's destruction, from local leaders to international groups, and confront the dangers of revealing the truth.
• Timeless Relevance: Understand the striking similarities between the 1819 destruction and contemporary threats to the rainforest. See how historical patterns continue to shape our world.
• Multi-faceted Culprits: Encounter a complex network of actors, including greedy local bourgeoisie and historical colonizers exploiting former colonies through green capitalism.
• Empowerment Through Knowledge: Gain valuable insights into sustainable development and the power of community action. Learn how protecting the Amazon rests in the hands of its people.
• Collaboration with Experts: Developed in partnership with Articula莽茫o de Esquerda, a PT-leaning website and newspaper, ensuring a historically accurate and informative gameplay experience.

Conclusion:

"Amazon Investigator" offers a captivating journey into the past and present of Amazon destruction. By connecting historical events to contemporary issues, you'll expose a dangerous conspiracy and gain crucial knowledge about sustainable development. Download now and join the movement to protect the Amazon rainforest. Uncover the truth, empower the people, and become a part of the solution. Download "Amazon Investigator" today! Amazônia 1819