The Peruvian president said that the claims of native communities in the basin of the Tigre, Pastaza and Corrientes rivers, which require prior consultation before the exploitation of Lot 192, are “legitimate”.
He explained that the State, for more than forty years, “has not done much” in favor of these indigenous peoples.
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