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Survival ha pedido ayuda al cantante Mick Jagger para frenar las exploraciones de gas que pretende llevar a cabo el Gobierno de Perú en una reserva amazónica, puesto que el líder de 'The Rolling Stones' fue nombrado emnajador medioambiental del país sudamericano.
MADRID, 31 (EUROPA PRESS)
Survival ha pedido ayuda al cantante Mick Jagger para frenar las exploraciones de gas que pretende llevar a cabo el Gobierno de Perú en una reserva amazónica, puesto que el líder de 'The Rolling Stones' fue nombrado emnajador medioambiental del país sudamericano.
En una misiva, esta ONG ha pedido a Jagger que "solicite urgentemente" a las autoridades peruanas "cumplir con sus promesas" y frenar el "daño" causado a las poblaciones indígenas. "Los últimos pueblos indígenas aislados de Perú están en peligro inminente... por favor, pida al Gobierno de Perú que deje de poner en riesgo sus vidas", ha reclamado.
En este sentido, Survival ha recordado que el plan de Perú para expandir el proyecto gasístico Camisea está "rodeado de secretismo". Además, ha apuntado que hace nueve años se aseguró que nunca se extendería el proyecto hacia el este, interior de la Reserva Nahua-Nanti y hogar de varios pueblos indígenas no contactados, aprobándose un Decreto Supremo para confirmar dicha promesa.
La reserva es el territorio de varios pueblos indígenas aislados muy vulnerables, así como una zona de amortiguación para el Parque Nacional del Manú, lugar Patrimonio de la Humanidad de la UNESCO por contar con una diversidad biológica "que supera a la de cualquier otro lugar de la Tierra".
El año pasado, después de visitar la región del Manú, Perú nombró a Mick Jagger embajador medioambiental, describiendo su presencia como "un gran apoyo en la lucha para proteger el medioambiente del país".
El nuevo bloque de exploración que denuncia Survival se llama Fitzcarrald, como el barón del caucho cuyas actividades en la región hace un siglo contribuyeron a la muerte de miles de indígenas a causa de las epidemias y malos tratos.
"Paradojas del destino, en 1982 Mick Jagger iba a protagonizar la película de Werner Herzog 'Fitzcarraldo', sobre el barón del caucho, pero fue reemplazado después de haber filmado algunas escenas en la Amazonia peruana", ha recordado esta ONG.
Survival seeks help from Mick Jagger to stop gas exploration in Peru's Amazon reserve
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Survival has asked for help from Mick Jagger to stop gas exploration that aims to bring out the Government of Peru in a reserve Amazon, as the leader of The Rolling Stones' environmental emnajador was named South American country.
MADRID, 31 (IRIN)
Survival has asked for help from Mick Jagger to stop gas exploration that aims to bring out the Government of Peru in a reserve Amazon, as the leader of The Rolling Stones' environmental emnajador was named South American country.
In a letter, this NGO has asked Jagger to "urgently request" to the Peruvian authorities "keep their promises" and stop the "damage" caused to indigenous peoples. "The last uncontacted tribes in Peru are in imminent danger ... please ask the Government of Peru to stop risking their lives," he claimed.
In this sense, Survival recalled Peru's plan to expand the Camisea gas project plans is "shrouded in secrecy." In addition, he pointed out that nine years ago that never made sure the project would extend eastward within the Nahua-Nanti and home to several uncontacted tribes, approving a Supreme Decree to confirm this promise.
The reserve is the territory of several highly vulnerable uncontacted tribes, as well as a buffer zone to the Manu National Park, World Heritage site by UNESCO for having a biodiversity "that exceeds that of any other place of the Earth. "Last year, after visiting the region of Manu, Peru named Mick Jagger environmental ambassador, describing his presence as "a great support in the fight to protect the environment of the country."The new exploration block called Fitzcarrald Survival complaint as the rubber baron whose activities in the region a century ago contributed to the deaths of thousands of Indians because of epidemics and abuse.
"Paradoxes of fate, Mick Jagger in 1982 was to star in Werner Herzog's 'Fitzcarraldo' on the rubber baron, but was replaced after filming some scenes in the Peruvian Amazon," recalled this NGO.
Today, 00:46 h. | Lainformacion.com
Survival has asked for help from Mick Jagger to stop gas exploration that aims to bring out the Government of Peru in a reserve Amazon, as the leader of The Rolling Stones' environmental emnajador was named South American country.
MADRID, 31 (IRIN)
Survival has asked for help from Mick Jagger to stop gas exploration that aims to bring out the Government of Peru in a reserve Amazon, as the leader of The Rolling Stones' environmental emnajador was named South American country.
In a letter, this NGO has asked Jagger to "urgently request" to the Peruvian authorities "keep their promises" and stop the "damage" caused to indigenous peoples. "The last uncontacted tribes in Peru are in imminent danger ... please ask the Government of Peru to stop risking their lives," he claimed.
In this sense, Survival recalled Peru's plan to expand the Camisea gas project plans is "shrouded in secrecy." In addition, he pointed out that nine years ago that never made sure the project would extend eastward within the Nahua-Nanti and home to several uncontacted tribes, approving a Supreme Decree to confirm this promise.
The reserve is the territory of several highly vulnerable uncontacted tribes, as well as a buffer zone to the Manu National Park, World Heritage site by UNESCO for having a biodiversity "that exceeds that of any other place of the Earth. "Last year, after visiting the region of Manu, Peru named Mick Jagger environmental ambassador, describing his presence as "a great support in the fight to protect the environment of the country."The new exploration block called Fitzcarrald Survival complaint as the rubber baron whose activities in the region a century ago contributed to the deaths of thousands of Indians because of epidemics and abuse.
"Paradoxes of fate, Mick Jagger in 1982 was to star in Werner Herzog's 'Fitzcarraldo' on the rubber baron, but was replaced after filming some scenes in the Peruvian Amazon," recalled this NGO.
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