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Amsterdam, London, Margate
As seen in: UOL Economia, Bottom Line, Brasil Online, Época Negócios, G1 Globo, MSN, MSN Australia, MSN Brasil, MSN Philippines, MSN Singapore and
Journalist & radio producer @Guardian @BBC @TheTimes etc. Interests: climate, swimming, volunteering 💚. Press coverage course, content agency, consultancy ⬇
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‘We now live without this violence': The Colombian farmers giving up coca for palm oil

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By Suzanne Bearne Verified
| MSN Verified
Surrounded by towering oil palm trees on his farm in the small village of Caño Barbú, near San Pablo in northern Colombia , Yoger Payares uses a malayo – a pole-mounted iron tool with a hook – to hack at the fronds of one, freeing a bunch of its vibrant reddish-orange fruit so it falls to the ground. Today, Payares proudly works in the oil palm industry.
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‘We now live without this violence’: the Colombian farmers giving up coca for palm oil

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By Suzanne Bearne Verified
| Inkl
Hundreds of smallholders in San Pablo have switched to growing oil palm trees. Photograph: Suzanne Bearne Surrounded by towering oil palm trees on his farm in the small village of Caño Barbú, near San Pablo in northern Colombia, Yoger Payares uses a malayo – a pole-mounted iron tool with a hook – to hack at the fronds of one, freeing a bunch of its vibrant reddish-orange fruit so it falls to the ground. Today, Payares proudly works in the oil palm industry.
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‘We now live without this violence’: the Colombian farmers giving up coca for palm oil

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By Suzanne Bearne Verified
| Yahoo News UK Verified
Surrounded by towering oil palm trees on his farm in the small village of Caño Barbú, near San Pablo in northern Colombia, Yoger Payares uses a malayo – a pole-mounted iron tool with a hook – to hack at the fronds of one, freeing a bunch of its vibrant reddish-orange fruit so it falls to the ground. Today, Payares proudly works in the oil palm industry.
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