Almost 50 km of branches that give access to indigenous villages should be recovered in Acre, recommends the agency

The recommendation establishes a period of 60 days to carry out road improvement activities. The municipality must also inform, within five calendar days, whether or not it accepts the recommendation, as well as present the measures adopted to comply with the guidance. “[...] The guarantee of this emergency supply and the flow of inputs directly depend on the immediate recovery of the almost 50 km of branches that connect the villages of the Katukina/Kaxinawá Indigenous Land”, details the document. According to the agency, Feijó City Hall has already committed to making machinery and labor available for the activities. However, the work did not progress due to the lack of fuel for the equipment. READ ALSO: After lack of air transport, MPF goes to court to avoid collapse of indigenous health in Acre MPF goes to court to guarantee lighting on federal highways in Acre Geoglyphs that suffered damage must be delimited and marked in Acre, determines agreement According to the recommendation, around eight thousand liters of S10 diesel oil would be needed to restore the roads. The document also points out that the Extraordinary Secretariat for Indigenous Peoples (Sepi) would be dealing with support for the cost of two thousand liters of diesel oil for the improvement of village branches, through the Association of Artisan Producers and Creators of Aldeia Boa União (Aproac). For the MPF, however, the forecast quantity is considered insufficient to meet the necessary demand. The recommendation also highlights that the recovery of the branches aims to guarantee access to the villages and the movement of residents, in addition to the execution of other essential activities. If the request is not met, the agency warns that appropriate legal measures may be adopted, including possible future consequences related to the recipient's omission. “[...] The transport of basic inputs, provision of health and education services, flow of production, posting on the electrical wire network, transport of construction materials to indigenous schools, among other activities essential to guaranteeing fundamental rights, such as the right to movement, transportation, education and health”, highlights the document. Read Deracre's note in full The Department of Highways, Waterway and Airport Infrastructure of Acre (Deracre) informs that it was notified of Recommendation No. 7/2026, issued by the Federal Public Ministry (MPF), regarding the performance of improvement services on the branches of the Katukina/Kaxinawá Indigenous Land, in the municipality of Feijó. Deracre informs that the recommendation will be analyzed by the competent technical and legal sectors, within the deadlines established by the Federal Public Ministry. Gilberto Lucas de Oliveira President of Deracre Review Acre's news programs