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Sep 01, 2021

Ecuador: Indígenas siekopai exigen el desalojo de los colonos que han invadido su territorio durante 13 años

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Más de 150 indígenas siekopai viajaron a Quito para exigirle a la Corte Nacional de Justicia que proteja su territorio de invasiones.
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