‘Jaguar people’s’ urgent appeal to oil company’s shareholders

Survival: An Amazonian tribe has sent an urgent appeal to shareholders of Canadian-Colombian oil giant Pacific Rubiales to protect the lives of uncontacted Indians in Peru, whose survival is threatened by the company`s work on their land. In an urgent video message Salomon Dunu, a member of the Matsés tribe, said, 'Our uncontacted brothers live in the forest, we have heard them many times so we know they exist… Tell the world that the Matsés are firm in our position against the oil company. We do not want......

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