Kualacenaku, August 28. The village is' a group of small houses and huts sandwiched between the river and the road. Trucks whizzing among the children playing, carrying oil, oil palm fruits. It is not 'yesterday that the people of Kualacenaku fights against big companies. A decade ago I managed to kick away a large company that had possession of their lands. Now she and 'presented another, Duta Palma is called, and appears to have learned the lesson in less than no time has no forest, dug canals, drainage and cultivation have made a good part of the community lands. It 's the policy of fait accompli. But do not stop there. The machines continue to advance, eating every day new pieces of forest. In his hand he has to grant a permit issued by the provincial government. A recent police investigation of the province of Riau has shown that most of the permits were issued in the region are illegal, but Duta Palma does not care: it has already 'gone beyond the limits of the grant awarded, and continues to push forward, as if not reach the boundaries of the sky. And 'we go to these boundaries.
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