Scotsman: INDIANS fish from canoes along the Xingu river and tend crops near the site of a proposed dam talked about for decades – but now pushing forward under Brazil’s multi-billion-pound construction spree. The Belo Monte dam will swallow swathes of rainforest and harm rare fish, as well as the livelihoods and homes of about 15,000 people who live in the remote area of north-eastern Para state, critics say. Flush with cash from its roaring economy, Brazil is spending £150 billion in …