But
now
the
state-owned
company’s
plans
to
explore
for
oil
in
one
pristine
part
of
the
Amazon
will
it
against
new
detractors:
a
local
shaman,
his
British
wife
and
their
toddler
daughter.
Patricio
Jipa
and
wife
Mari
Muench
are
going
door-to-door
in
an
indigenous
community
close
to
Yasuni
National
Park
in
an
effort
to
convince
locals
not
to
allow
the
oil
company
to
carry
out
a
seismic
survey,
according
to
UK
newspaper
The
Guardian.
The
campaigners
need
to
get
a
majority
of
the
422-strong
Kichwa
indigenous
community
on
Sani
Isla
to
vote
down
Petroamazonas’
plans
at
a
village
meeting
penciled…
