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Bolivia: Tension in the Amazon for a Sentence that Restores Ancestral Lands to the Tsimane People and Orders to Evict Settlers
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The Tsimane Amazonian people are divided into 164 communities, have more than 16 000 inhabitants and are one of the most affected by the loss of their indigenous territory in Bolivia. Currently, they are struggling to recover 54 000 hectares, devastated, according to the Justice, by settlers who came to their space to take possession of their land. Despite the fact that the Plurinational Constitutional Court (PCP) of Bolivia ordered the external…
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