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Oil exploitation and hunger, the problems threatening the Hitnüs with extinction

A path to improving the health of Colombian mothers

The strategy of the indigenous peoples of the Amazon to protect themselves against COVID-19

With Amazonas on its way to another peak, monitoring of COVID strains begins, albeit slowly

El canto del Tucán, a radio program to help Amazonian communities respond to the pandemic

In Colombia’s Farthest Reaches, These Groups are Battling Covid-19

Key actions to tackle the COVID-19 pandemic in the Amazon region

Colombian city most affected by coronavirus points finger at Bolsonaro

“The capacity to deal with the coronavirus in the Colombian Amazon is minimal.”

The cost of giving indigenous Colombian children a ‘Western’ education

The Nukak did not always live in isolation, according to a grammatical study.

Co-building health with Amazonian indigenous peoples in Colombia

The struggle of the indigenous women of Putumayo to preserve their knowledge of midwifery

Colombia's debts in COVID-19 vaccination

Questions about vaccinating indigenous people in the Amazon

The new strain of coronavirus that set off alarms in the Amazon

How are indigenous groups in the Amazon fighting COVID-19?

Interview with Daniela Rangel - Caño Mochuelo Indigenous Reserve

An emergency plan to tackle coronavirus in Amazonas

SOS to prevent indigenous genocide in the Amazon, a region with a historical deficit in health care

The challenge of understanding each food universe

Gen Cero stands with the children of Vaupés

Slow death: the Huitoto people cornered by mercury

This is the heart of Petro's healthcare reform: Will EPSs be included?

Facing the COVID-19 pandemic with Amazonian indigenous communities

Maintaining health and well-being among indigenous peoples

Once again with our eyes on the Amazon

The toucan's song that brought news of the coronavirus to the Amazon

This is the coronavirus situation in the Amazon region

What has happened with COVID-19 in the Amazon?

Vaupés: another cry for help in the Amazon

Coronavirus in the Amazon: the danger of the Amazon River becoming the main route of COVID-19 transmission in South America

It's not minga, but mingao, that is eaten in Vaupés.

The Probitas Foundation travels to Ecuador and Vaupés, Colombia, to conduct a follow-up visit on projects