In Ecuador, progress stalls on mining dispute between government and indigenous Shuar people

Mongabay
Mar 8, 2017, 10:19 am100 pts
SAN CARLOS DE LIMON, Ecuador - To get to the community of San Carlos de Limón in Ecuador’s southeastern province of Morona Santiago requires traveling on a narrow, zigzagging dirt road for 90 minutes. The trip ends with a brief cable car ride over the Zamora River. En route one can contemplate the majesty of…

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