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The ancestral groups of the Colombia, historically have experienced and resisted activities of resource extractivism, today suffer a more sophisticated level of this long and uninterrupted process: cultural extractivism. The research results that are visible in this reflection article address a global characterization with local impact of the trend called biopiracy. For this reason, it is intended to analyze with the methodologies of legal hermeneutics, the category of bioprospecting of unconventional knowledge of ancestral groups; the global panorama and the new socio-legal realities that this mega trend is provoking are also pointed out. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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Este artigo tem como objetivo denunciar o processo de subalternação e (re)colonização comercial em cenários indígenas no Brasil, instaurado com a prática da biopirataria, que transforma a biodiversidade em produtos patenteados por instituições financeiras sem a repartição justa das vantagens por elas obtidas. Trazemos, por meio de relatos-denúncias e de revisão da literatura, as influências de práticas colonialistas que agridem os conhecimentos indígenas, suas práticas comerciais tradicionais, as fronteiras culturais, a biodiversidade e a biotecnologia, sendo ocasionadas por segmentos da sociedade nacional que detêm poder econômico, de modo articulado com as explorações ocorridas na Amazônia e em outros cenários brasileiros. Apresentamos ainda alguns impactos da Constituição de 1988, no que tange à prática da biopirataria, que evidenciam o desrespeito a normativas de Direitos Humanos por violentarem saberes e viveres dos povos indígenas.

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This article reflects on the experiences of the Intercultural Education course of the Federal University of Goiás in 2017 on commercial relations in the indigenous formative process in the light of Ethnomathematics in the contextual theme "Culture and Commerce" during the presential stage of the indigenous students of various ethnicities. The debates were based on trade and culture present in indigenous societies and in the surrounding, which culminated in the development of an ethnographic research. A literature review was carried out in several works by Quijano (2000), D'Ambrosio (2006), Ribeiro (2006) and Barbieri (2014). In this text will be discussed the various meetings that took place, in which there were processes of exchange of knowledge and discussions on commercial relations in which, it was consolidated to the aspirations of each people. In light of this, these reflections in the light of ethnomathematics, allowed a greater interaction and freedom, to the indigenous peoples, against certain "patterns" and actions of behaviors that occurred and occur in front of the western culture. In this way, they allowed the indigenous students to know the reality of the other, that is, an exchange of experience, experience and knowledge around the commercial relations. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

O objeto de estudo do presente trabalho consiste numa analise dos mecanismos e resultados da CDB - Convenção sobre Diversidade Biológica - tratado assinado durante a ECO-92, como instrumento de combate a biopirataria na Amazônia brasileira. A CDB concretizou-se durante a Conferência das Nações Unidas para o Meio Ambiente e o Desenvolvimento (CNUMAD), realizada no Rio de Janeiro em 1992. Trata-se de um componente da ECO-92, que definiu que cada país deveria criar condições para facilitar o acesso aos recursos genéticos, da mesma forma que teria direito de buscar a repartição justa e equitativa dos benefícios derivados do seu uso, com o objetivo de impedir, ou pelo menos diminuir os saques das riquezas naturais dos países membros. A Biopirataria entendida como apropriação indébita dos recursos naturais e dos conhecimentos tradicionais, é uma pratica que causa enormes prejuízos econômicos ao Brasil. Este saque às riquezas amazônicas ocorre desde os primeiros contatos entre europeus e nativos no século XVI. A quantidade de plantas e animais coletados foi enorme, grande parte destas espécies eram enviadas para a Europa. A biopirataria dos dias de hoje é semelhante à ocorrida nos séculos XVIII e XIX. A diferença é que nos dias de hoje estes biopiratas traficam nossa biota de uma forma mais discreta.

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