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COCHABAMBA, Bolivia -- The Indians of the Guarani People's Assembly (APG), the Indigenous Territory Isiboro Secure National Park (TIPNIS) of Takovo Mora, Conamaq and other organizations, and environmental activists opened a parallel event to the Second People's Conference on Climate Change.
The purpose is to report the "contradictions of the government's environmental policies and report their extractive industries and intensive exploitation of natural resources," the groups said.
The problems of indigenous victims of enslavement of its territory because of the oil and gas activity will be addressed, the representative of Cochabamba Environmental Forum (Focomade) Johnn Zambrana said.
Members of the Coordination of Peasant Organizations of Economic Integration of Cochabamba (Ciocec) will debate the issue of food security and the use of GMOs. The coca growers of Yungas of Vandiola denounce the elimination of the traditional areas where coca organic still is.
It is an autonomous space to denounce the current extractive policies, destructive and genocidal nature of indigenous peoples and local communities.
The table 18 is self-managed. It not affected by the government or political parties, sects, churches or non-governmental organizations (NGOs). The conclusions of the meeting will be disseminated in a public statement, Zambrana said.
He added that participants seek to achieve its thematic impact in the II Conference through some delegates.
The event runs from today until tomorrow in Tiquipaya, in Chicharroneria Doña Eva, close to Khora supplier.
Members of the Coordination of Peasant Organizations of Economic Integration of Cochabamba (Ciocec) will debate the issue of food security and the use of GMOs. The coca growers of Yungas of Vandiola denounce the elimination of the traditional areas where coca organic still is.
It is an autonomous space to denounce the current extractive policies, destructive and genocidal nature of indigenous peoples and local communities.
The table 18 is self-managed. It not affected by the government or political parties, sects, churches or non-governmental organizations (NGOs). The conclusions of the meeting will be disseminated in a public statement, Zambrana said.
He added that participants seek to achieve its thematic impact in the II Conference through some delegates.
The event runs from today until tomorrow in Tiquipaya, in Chicharroneria Doña Eva, close to Khora supplier.
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