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Iquitos · IquitosA Peruvian woman, from the village of Aucaya, who works in a shop in Iquitos and prefers to remain anonymous out of sensitivity, told FairPlanet about her fears. “The river is rising a lot, we feel in danger,” she explained from the Boulevard Joaquim Abensur, overlooking the Itaya River, a direct tributary of the Amazon River. (image) The Amazon River at dawn from the Iquitos-Santa Rosa boat, April 2025. In April, the National Meteorological and…Read Article
Amazon River: The Challenges of Amphibian Indigenous Peoples
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Riots · IquitosA high-voltage day was lived this morning in Iquitos due to a confrontation between demonstrators and agents of the National Police, a few blocks away from the Peruvian Air Village, a point where President Dina Boluarte is expected to arrive for the VIII Regional State Council.The demonstrators, among whom were members of guilds as a civil construction, left from Plaza 28 de Julio with the intention of reaching the main access of the Villa.Howev…See the Story
Violent Protest in Iquitos Opaque Arrival of Dina Boluarte to the Council of State

Species · IquitosRecently, a team of Peruvian scientists has discovered a new species of parasite within the popular "curuhuara palometas", a highly appreciated edible resource in the Amazonian community. The discovery of these bacteria was made in the samples of fish marketed from the Santa Clara market in Iquitos. This discovery has unleashed a wave of uncertainty not only in the scientific community, but among the fishermen and inhabitants of the area, who co…See the Story