Audrey Córdova

Ten years after one of the most devastating spills in the Peruvian jungle, which occurred in June 2014, the population of Cuninico (Loreto) denounces continuing to suffer from various diseases. Immersed in the daily life of the community, this documentary reveals, through an in-depth investigation, the violation of indigenous rights due to insufficient access to health and drinking water, despite having won a landmark court ruling.

The short documentary chronicles the life of “Mayumi”, an emblematic fisherman from the port of Ancón, north of Lima, one year after his work and routine were affected by the Repsol oil spill off the Peruvian coast.

Ten years after one of the most devastating spills in the Peruvian jungle, which occurred in June 2014, the population of Cuninico (Loreto) denounces continuing to suffer from various diseases. Immersed in the daily life of the community, this documentary reveals, through an in-depth investigation, the violation of indigenous rights due to insufficient access to health and drinking water, despite having won a landmark court ruling.

Ten years after one of the most devastating spills in the Peruvian jungle, which occurred in June 2014, the population of Cuninico (Loreto) denounces continuing to suffer from various diseases. Immersed in the daily life of the community, this documentary reveals, through an in-depth investigation, the violation of indigenous rights due to insufficient access to health and drinking water, despite having won a landmark court ruling.

The short documentary chronicles the life of “Mayumi”, an emblematic fisherman from the port of Ancón, north of Lima, one year after his work and routine were affected by the Repsol oil spill off the Peruvian coast.