Pope Francis, in Ecuador, calls for greater protection of the tropical forest and its peoples. The dignified Kichwa people of Sarayaku and their rich culture are among those likely to be affected by the Ecuadorian government's intentions to expand its oil frontier. The Pope calls for greater protection of the rainforest and its peoples.
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With the objectives of promoting transition processes and real, socially just, and environmentally sustainable alternatives to extractive industries, and fostering connections between the university research sector, non-governmental research organizations, and social organizations opposed to extractivism, a conference will be held in the city of Guayaquil on the 11th […]
Kawsak Sacha Proposal of the Kichwa People of Sarayacu and the Bobonaza River Basin. The indigenous nationalities and peoples of the Amazon are settled in primary forests rich in biodiversity. These spaces are vitally important for life on the planet, which is why the struggle of the peoples who have ancestrally lived in them […]
The true richness of the Ecuadorian rainforest is not underground, but above ground. Photo gallery with wonderful images by Eduardo Guzmán. A delight for the eyes and awareness for the mind are the objectives of this gallery. ALL PHOTOS: Eduardo Guzmán
One of the frequent hydrocarbon spills in the Amazon, which now also threatens the water sources of the last uncontacted peoples of Ecuador. PHOTO: BBC "Cutting-edge technologies" are undoubtedly part of the most repetitive narratives used by transnational oil and mining companies and their governments (sponsors and/or compliant) with […]
Profile picture of the fraudulent page used as a strategy to deceive thousands of Ecuadorians. ANALYSIS and OPINION: Valerinho da Praia August 2013: DO NOT TOUCH THE YASUNI, is undoubtedly the largest social media scam perpetrated in Ecuador to date. With enormous advertising expenditure on the social network […]
By: Guadalupe Rodríguez (Director of Salva la Selva) The Yasuní Park in the Ecuadorian Amazon is one of the most biodiverse places in the world. Ecuadorian President Rafael Correa recently decreed oil exploitation in its last remaining corner. The harsh reality is that he has taken another step towards […]
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