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Ecuador: I’m a defender of the forest, which gives us life, energy and strength

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The struggle of an indigenous Amazonian people in defence of their rights and the land on which they live, in Sarayaku, Ecuador — against the oil companies, the military and the government.

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Video: in Kichwa and Spanish, with English subtitles. 2017

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