Dom Erwin Krautler, the Roman Catholic Bishop of Altamira, is pictured near the Xingu River in Altamira, northern Brazil, April 29, 2010. After nearly three decades of sometimes violent protests, about 1,000 other indigenous people in the remote region have resigned themselves to the fact that the world's third-largest dam will be built in their backyard. Supporters say the Belo Monte dam will create jobs in a downtrodden region and help power Latin America's largest economy but critics say the race for economic prosperity also brings social and environmental costs. Picture taken April 29, 2010. To match Feature BRAZIL-DAM/ REUTERS/Ricardo Moraes (BRAZIL - Tags: POLITICS ENERGY ENVIRONMENT RELIGION)