From Jungle Survival to Plane Crash: The Incredible Story of Four Children and Their Family's Resilience.

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Four Indigenous children who survived 40 days in the Amazon jungle after a plane crash are now facing a custody battle and allegations of abuse against their father. The children's mother died in the crash, and their father left the Indigenous reserve following threats from guerrilla members. The children's maternal grandparents are fighting for custody and have accused the father of beating their daughter. The children are receiving psychological treatment and support in a culturally sensitive way as they recover from their ordeal.
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