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Shiguacocha es vivir junto al cadáver de un río
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Shiguacocha es vivir junto al cadáver de un río

Shiguacocha, Napo. La Universidad Amazónica IKIAM declaró muerto al río Chumbiyacu en 2021. Lo mataron la deforestación y la minería.
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