Wao Zone
National and international oil companies have been extracting oil for more than 50 years from the Amazon, the area with the greatest biodiversity on the planet, threatening the lives of communities indigenous people with the complicity of the Ecuadorian government. They are the so-called: Sacrifice zones.
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National and international oil companies have been extracting oil for more than 50 years from the Amazon, the area with the greatest biodiversity on the planet, threatening the lives of communities indigenous people with the complicity of the Ecuadorian government. They are the so-called: Sacrifice zones.
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Genre:Documentary
Written By:Nagore Eceiza Mujika
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Runtime:25 minutes
Studio:EL SANTO Films, Izar Films, Wallijai Studio, Acción Ecológica, Medicus Mundi Gipuzkoa, Medicus Mundi Araba, Selected Films Distribution
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