The battle to defend Tres Islas against the negative impacts of
increased mining began in 2010 (in the early years, Tres Islas residents
themselves likely participated in small-scale mining activity). At the
time, a public road cutting through Tres Islas had become a popular
route for miners. An influx of new miners “not only destroyed the
communal territory, but also brought an increase in bars and introduced
child prostitution to the area,” Cachique says.
http://www.theguardian.com/rainforest-alliance-partner-zone/2014/oct/20/tres-islas-indigenous-people-tribes-peru-forest
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