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Editorial: Congress and the Energy Agreement

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By a strange coincidence the second round of voting will take place the same day as the third anniversary of the "Baguazo" that terrible event that was the peak product of a long conflict policy of the government of Alan Garcia against the Indigenous Peoples of the Amazon.

As has been demonstrated several times, Garcia sees the Amazon as a vast territory, uninhabited and full of resources to be exploited by oil companies, mining and logging, ignoring the thousands of Peruvians living in these territories since ancient times .

From then until now there has been an intense debate on the need for Consultation Bill and on the best way for native populations to access the benefits of economic growth and development. However, as often happens in our country, took the lead attachment, and the endless discussions have only diluted the public interest in the subject, ignoring the important thing is that Amazon's role in the development strategy national and the way that indigenous peoples take on the space and prominence they deserve.
To this was added two years ago, the interest of our great neighbor, the Federal Republic of Brazil to build a series of mega dams in the Peruvian Amazon in order to have energy sources as part of an accelerated and sustained process of growth and development. The impact of these projects led to the populations of the central jungle on one side and the north of Puno, consistently rejected the draft and Inambari Pakitzapango respectively, being accompanied by national and international institutions among which account SER.
As usual, the government has ignored the claims above, progress in the signing of the Peru-Brazil energy, it is awaiting debate in the Congress, and as has been learned, there would be much interest to approve it before the end of the last legislature. In this regard, we must express our concern about this intention which is a disservice to all appearances, as a matter of this nature should not be treated by lawmakers who are out, but by the newly elected Congress that expresses the current trends

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