the more than 26,000 fires currently burning in the
Brazilian Amazon rainforest.
actuellement
the more than 26,000 fires [actuellement] burning in the Brazilian
Amazon rainforest.
He has deployed 43,000 troops from the
Brazilian army
soldats
"He has deployed 43,000 [soldats] from the Brazilian army
we're doing the best we can to fight the fires.
de notre mieux
we're doing [de notre mieux] to fight the fires.
We have an element in our climate element there of
dryness of the weather, higher temperatures,
s�cheresse
"We have an element in our climate element there of
[s�cheresse], higher temperatures,
they burn whatever vegetation is there to prepare
the land to be planted.
br�lent
they [br�lent] whatever vegetation is there to prepare the land to
be planted.
but also has an obligation to provide economic
development and opportunities
fournir
but also has an obligation [fournir] economic development and opportunities
But that doesn't help indigenous people, like the Manoki tribe,
tribu
But that doesn't help indigenous people, like the Manoki [tribu],
who say the government is in effect setting the fires.
allume
who say the government is in effect [allume] the fires.
Manuel Cabuxi, a cacique in the
chef
Manuel Cabuxi, a [chef] in the
deep Amazon,
profonde
[profonde] Amazon,
says the fires are threatening their way of life:
menacent
says the fires [menacent] their way of life:
the government is not worried about this,the
government wants to kill us,
inquiet
the government is not [inquiet] about this,the government wants to
kill us,
Amazon fires are also impacting neighboring
countries such as Bolivia,
voisins
Amazon fires are also impacting [voisins] countries such as Bolivia,
Brazilian president Bolsonaro says he will attend
the meeting of
assistera �
Brazilian president Bolsonaro says he [assistera �] the meeting of
seven of the eight countries in the Amazon region mid next-week
en milieu de semaine prochaine
seven of the eight countries in the Amazon region [en milieu de
semaine prochaine]
to discuss creating a common policy to confront the fires.
faire face aux
to discuss creating a common policy [faire face aux] the fires.