For us, the Kukamas of the Peruvian Amazon, the Marañón River is sacred. She is our Mother Nature, a living being endowed with a spirit. With oil extractions, this ancestral territory is threatened. For more than 20 years, I have fought for the river, urging the government to recognize it as a subject of law. Because without a river, there is no forest. And without a forest, it’s over for the Amazon, lung
of our planet.