The Sapara territory is facing threats from the oil company, PlusPetrol, causing confusion and tension among local communities regarding territorial limits and forest protection.The division that's been created by the entry of this company makes it easier for extractive companies like PlusPetrol, to gain access to the territory and extract oil and other resources crucial for the forest's conservation.

The extraction of oil and natural resources is not just a threat to the indigenous communities, but to all of us. That's why indigenous communities like the Sapara Nation are committed to protecting the forest and keeping these resources underground.PlusPetrol has already been operating in Bloque 10 since 2019. They are trying to expand their drilling in other parts of the territory, using the excuse that nobody lives there to gain more access.As Sapara people, we want to emphasize that we must protect the jungle not just for ourselves, but for all humanity.It's time to unite and find a different approach to evolve as a global community, instead of fighting against one another.

The jungle represents a world without corruption, where we can commune with spirits and live in harmony with nature and the spiritual world. It connects us all and generates water that expands throughout the world, providing clean and fresh air.Our planet is changing, and we must slow down the process of destruction to recalibrate and prepare for this change. Let's work together to protect the jungle and create a better future for all.

Witsaja
Manari