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Burundi, un décollage économique ralenti

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No Burundi, o cultivo de chá está em conflito com a proteção dos chimpanzés

Alguns trabalhadores do parque colhem a comida dos chimpanzés, especialmente os morangos silvestres.

Escrito por Ibihé

Traduzido por Luciana Alvim

16 Março, 2026

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