VOICED: Brazil's native cultures threatened by World Cup preparations

Indigenous Brazilians have been occupying Rio's Old Indian Museum for six years to prevent its demolition for a World Cup-related redevelopment. They aim to transform it into a cultural center and university. Despite the city's plans to replace it with a shopping center, the indigenous community is determined to preserve their cultural heritage and use the space as a global cultural meeting point. The struggle is ongoing, with fears of eviction looming.

What cultural significance does the Old Indian Museum hold for the indigenous tribes?

In what ways do the indigenous people express their resistance to the redevelopment plans?