Nearly 100 families would have to move if the project gets the go-ahead. None of the affected Penhuenche want to leave their homes. And we don't want that. We want to continue living in our community with our traditions. The discussions over the generating project are now focusing on possible compensation if the Indians are displaced.
Rivers are common goods, legally speaking.
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