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    Lina and Daniela, two motorcycle racers from England, encounter an angry group of indigenous people while racing through the Amazon jungle in Brazil. Unable to communicate, the racers are taken to a nearby indigenous village. There they meet Paola, a German woman living in the village, who acts as a translator. Paola explains that the miners want the indigenous land and sometimes kill the people; the villagers mistook Lina and Daniela for miners. Meanwhile, a group of miners is approaching the village with threats of violence against the indigenous men.

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    Lina and Daniela, two motorcycle racers from England, encounter an angry group of indigenous people while racing through the Amazon jungle in Brazil. Unable to communicate, the racers are taken to a nearby indigenous village. There they meet Paola, a German woman living in the village, who acts as a translator. Paola explains that the miners want the indigenous land and sometimes kill the people; the villagers mistook Lina and Daniela for miners. Meanwhile, a group of miners is approaching the village with threats of violence against the indigenous men.

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    Lina and Daniela, two motorcycle racers from England, encounter an angry group of indigenous people while racing through the Amazon jungle in Brazil. Unable to communicate, the racers are taken to a nearby indigenous village. There they meet Paola, a German woman living in the village, who acts as a translator. Paola explains that the miners want the indigenous land and sometimes kill the people; the villagers mistook Lina and Daniela for miners. Meanwhile, a group of miners is approaching the village with threats of violence against the indigenous men.

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    Amazon Rally Avance del Proyecto

    AMAZON RALLY

    AMAZON RALLY

    Location: The Amazon jungle.

    Narrator: Lorena:Lina and Daniela are at Heathrow airport in London. They are motorcycle racers

    from Enflield, a small town in England. They usually race in England, but this time they go to

    Brazil. They are going to race across the Amazon jungle.

    Fourth day of the race and third day in the jungle.

    Lina: Look at those men, Daniela.

    Daniela: Who are they?

    Lina: They aren´t racers, they are…Indians!

    These Indians are very angry, lina, But why?

    Daniela: I dont know. I can´t understand them.

    Lina : We´ve got a problem.

    Lorena : The indians come and talk to Lina and Daniela, but the two girls can´t understand them.

    The indians take the two young girls to an Indian village. A woman with big eyes comes and talks

    to Lina and Daniela.Her name is Paola and she´s German.

    Paola: My names’s Paola and I am German.

    I live in the jungle because I am working here with the Indians. Who are you ?

    Lina: I’m Lina and this is my friend daniela .

    Daniela: Why are Indians angry?


    Amazon Rally Avance del Proyecto

    Paola: Are you miners?The miner want this place. Sometimes they come here and kill the indians.

    Lina: We arent miners . We are motorcycles racers. We want to go to Una-Una.

    Lorena: Astrid talks to Maoni, the Indian Chief. Maoi listens and talks to his men. They aren´t

    angry now.

    Paola: The miners are coming to the village. Chief Maoni knows that. They are going to kill his

    men.

    Lina Call the police, Paola.

    Paola: There´s no time!!

    Amazon Rally pages 11-12

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