Illegal gold miners kill indigenous leader in violent attack on Amazon reservation

Brazil will step up efforts to remove illegal miners following the shooting death of a Yanomami leader.
The Yanomami people have faced a humanitarian crisis due to an invasion of over 20,000 miners in their territory.
Federal police suspect illegal gold miners in the area are responsible for the deadly attack.
Brazil's government previously removed illegal gold miners from Yanomami land due to widespread environmental damage and health issues.
An estimated 30,000 Yanomami live in Brazil's largest indigenous territory, covering an area the size of Portugal.