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A delegation of women from the Original Kichwa People of Sarayaku arrived this Sunday, October 25, in Liège, Belgium to carry out, for 15 days, a series of conferences, meetings, seminars, workshops in various universities and cities in the region to raise awareness among the European population about the importance of preserving the Amazon Rainforest and Nature.
A month and a half after 21either United Nations conference on climate change in Paris, the women of Sarayaku present the vision of innovative development of their people, the Kawsak Sacha – Living Jungle, as sustainable and sustainable development for the original Amazonian peoples and the planet.
The tour is organized by Casa Nicaragua – Pierreuse et Ailleurs in collaboration with:
Frontière de Vie, Entraide et Fraternité, Mouvement d'Actions à Travers-Monde, Identité Amérique indienne, UniverSud, HELMo, FPS et la Maison des femmes d'ici et d'ailleurs, La Crolire, Talitha Koum, Union des anciens élèves de Liège 1, Athénée de Ans, the CETRI and the FGM.
