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“The president of Upiyac, César Francisco Quinchuya, revealed that one of his main demands is the need to obtain legal protection for the lands they inhabit, “look at our needs as Yaneshas, if you would reach our communities, you would see that there are some who still they are not allowed to create, and be recognized in the titling of the lands that we cover, that we have, that is a great concern for my communities because we still do not have that access from the authorities to grant us the titling and georeference of our communities”, he remarked the representative of the Yanesha natives.
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