“Go Make Camps Deeper in the Forest.” How the Amazon’s Indigenous People are Handling the Threat of the Coronavirus

A small group of young Waorani men step out of the tiny patch of secondary forest that abuts their precarious settlement here on the outskirts of Shell, a military town named after the oil company in Ecuador’s southern Amazon. The men carry a 20-foot wooden pole and wear enormous grins. “Now we can let our…http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/time/world/~3/MVew2HmbTx0/