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This article focuses on the reaction of the Ingarikó people to the invisibility practiced by the Government when the Monte Roraima National Park was created, in 1989. Its construction held at the intersection of information from bibliographical and documental analysis as well as field visits focused on confirmation of information accessed. The results indicated that the Indians consider your situation of invisibility to the Government as the main cause of the creation of the protected area. As a reaction, the Indians to begin a struggle for recognition and redistribution based on strategies of representation, negotiation and resistance. It is concluded that organizing events such as general assemblies, the indigenous people were able to present their demands and deal with the environmental agency responsible for the National Park. At the same time, the Ingarikó resistance began to condition the management of the overlapped area to the visibility of indigenous territoriality and their expectations for the future.

LUTA DO POVO INGARIKÓ POR RECONHECIMENTO E REDISTRIBUIÇÃO NO TERRITÓRIO SOBREPOSTO AO PARQUE NACIONAL DO MONTE RORAIMA, RR