Aldo Rebelo
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first heard Jun 2026
last heard 11 Jun
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And if it's indigenous land, you can't explore in it, touch it, it's frozen, so to speak, and it can't be used for economic purposes.
But there's a lot of that in Brazil.
You have that presence.
In the north, for example, you have very important mineral reserves.
And this is because
When the mineral deposits were formed on the planet, this happened during the period that geologists denominate the pre-Cambrian era.
And these deposits are not made up of only one type of mineral.
They are what you call associated minerals.
So much so that in Brazil these reserves are called national reserves.
So you take the mineral that has the highest presence, for example, copper.
but it's copper and associated minerals.
Because with copper you have gold, you have tungsten, a variety of other minerals that can be found with a very high density.
And Brazil, one time in the Institut de France, in France, talking to a physicist, he had a map of minerals
in the Brazilian Amazon.
So I asked, how did you make this map?
And he said, we didn't make this map in Brazil, we made it in Africa.
Because you know, at that time, the two continents were joined together.
You didn't have the Atlantic Ocean separating the two.
So African reserves were developed at the same time as the Brazilian reserves.
So if we take into consideration that they had a greater presence, the French, in Africa,
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