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“We’re predicting an increase in the volume of the Araguaia River, which will fill the Tocantins River even more,” he said.

They had called state park authorities but were told the Araguaia didn’t have a patrol officer, let alone firefighters.

Araguaia State Park, half the size of Rhode Island, doesn’t have a single patrol officer.

Now, looking out at the Araguaia State Park, he could see that it was the forest that had become the island.

The Inter-American Court of Human Rights ruled in November 2010 on the detention, torture and disappearance of 70 people linked to the rural Araguaia guerrilla movement between 1972 and 1975 and rebuked Brazil for failing to prosecute gross human rights violations.