Interoceanic Corridor A story of imposition, dispossession, and violence

At the same time, real estate speculation and violence rose. The historical struggles for land increased crimes such as threats, dispossession, injuries, and extortion. Today, villagers are fighting to recover their land.

The government expects the Interoceanic Corridor to contribute 2.6% of the country's Gross Domestic Product, attracting an investment of up to 50 billion dollars. It is the long-term bet for national development, but below these estimates are those who have lived through historical abandonment, exploitation of their resources, and dispossession of their lands.