Communities at the border of Peru-Brazil face drug addiction, drugs and invasion with a new indigenous guard
Sitting at the table where she had just eaten, Imelina Benavides Santiago, head of Koshireni's native community, tells about how 15 years ago he arrived at the forests on the border between Peru and Brazil. He was visiting his father and Koshireni, the community q...
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