Yaku Warmikuna
Amazonian Kichwas | Ecuador
28 min
Yaku Warmikuna
We see the devastation of mining for the gold deposited naturally in the rivers.
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2021
Synopsis
Through the voices of two Amazonian Kichwa women from the province of Napo in Ecuador, we see the devastation of mining for the gold deposited naturally in the rivers of the province, whose impact is causing socio-environmental conflicts mostly affecting the river banks.
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2021
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Amazonian Kichwa, Spanish
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Spanish
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