AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoAmazon Security: Peruvian researchers say illegal mining, logging, trafficking and land conflicts are thriving where public services and oversight are weak. A government financial intelligence estimate puts illegal economies at about $199.9 billion over 2015–25. Proposed responses include family farming and stronger territorial protection. Indigenous Rights: Amazonian leaders from Peru and neighboring countries are heading to a UN conference in Vienna, urging governments to target the financial networks behind environmental crimes and give Indigenous communities a greater role in protecting their lands. Wampis representatives say illegal mining and trafficking bring pollution, intimidation and violence. El Niño Preparedness: President Fujimori has announced government measures to address El Niño, while civil society groups are calling for a contingency plan.
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