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A UNI é uma entidade representativa dos Povos Indígenas do Estado do Acre e sul do Amazonas, composta por 16 Povos - Apurinã, Ashaninka, Arara, Camadeni, Jamamadi (Deni), Jaminawá, Kanamari, Katuquina, Kaxarari, Kaxinawá, Kulina, Manchineri, Nukini, Poyanawa, Shanenawá, Yawanawá -, distribuídos em 43 áreas indígenas, totalizando cerca de 12.000 índios.