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Powered by the Sun, Not Pollution: Solar Energy and Autonomy in the Wampís Nation

(Welsh Below) For decades, the roar of engines and the smell of petrol were synonymous with "development." Today, while others threaten our rivers, the Wampís Nation looks to the sky. This video explores how the Wampís people in the Peruvian Amazon are transitioning from fossil fuels to clean, renewable energy. Through the use of solar-powered boats, they are transforming local transport, supporting emergency healthcare, and helping students reach their schools—all without the cost or environmental damage of traditional fuels. A Journey of Support & Collaboration: Our journey towards energy sovereignty began with the vital early support of the Honnold Foundation, whose initial backing helped us prove that solar power is the future of Amazonian transport. Today, this vision continues to grow thanks to our ongoing partnership with Size of Wales and the Welsh Government. Together, we are defending the forest and demonstrating that indigenous autonomy is key to global climate action. Key Highlights: Zero Pollution: Replacing noisy, polluting engines with solar-rechargeable technology. Community Impact: Providing free transport for medical emergencies, student commutes, and supporting local mothers and farmers. A Shared Vision: Our goal is for every boat on our rivers to be solar-powered, securing the health of our territory and the future of humanity. Join us in witnessing "Autonomy in Action" as we defend our territory and defend life. --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Transcribed by: Diego A. Benavente, GTANW Communications Advisor. Video Participants: Celso Petsain, voiceover Ulises Cahuasa López, solar boat technical team of GTANW. Evaristo Pujupat Shirap, Director of Transport and Communication of the GTANW. Franklina Yambisa, community member, from the community of Soledad. PRODUCTION CREDITS: A production by the Autonomous Territorial Government of the Wampís Nation (GTANW). Production: GTANW Autonomous Communication School. Script and Direction: Diego A. Benavente Marchán. Camera: Aquiles Mucushua Aujtukai, Celso Petsain Yacum. Drone Camera: Gian Marco Petsain, Yampís J. Noningo. Sound and Editing: Celso Petsain Yacum. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Title video: "Mae'r Haul yn ein Pweru Ni Heb Lygredd: Ynni solar ac Awtonomi yng Nghenedl y Wampís" Wedi'i drawsgrifio gan: Diego A. Benavente, Cynghorydd Cyfathrebu GTANW Cyfranogwyr Celso Petsain, troslais Ulises Cahuasa López, tîm technegol y gwch solar GTANW. Evaristo Pujupat Shirap, Cyfarwyddwr Trafnidiaeth a Chyfathrebu GTANW. Franklina Yambisa, aelod o'r gymuned, o gymuned Soledad. CREDYDAU AR GYFER Y CYNHYRCHIAD: Cynhyrchiad gan GTANW (Autonomous Territorial Government of the Wampís Nation) / Cynhyrchiad: Ysgol Gyfathrebu Awtomataidd GTANW. Sgript a'r Cyfarwyddwr: Diego A. Benavente Marchán. Camera: Aquiles Mucushua Aujtukai, Celso Petsain Yacum. Camera Drôn: Gian Marco Petsain, Yampís J. Noningo. Sain a Golygu: Celso Petsain Yacum. #SolarEnergy #WampisNation #AmazonConservation #ClimateAction #HonnoldFoundation #SizeOfWales #WelshGovernment #IndigenousAutonomy #Sustainability