Colombia debe transición energética en municipio amazónico
The article discusses Orito, Putumayo, a Colombian municipality with a long history of oil exploitation since the 1960s. Despite decreasing oil production and the government's move to halt new exploration, the local economy remains heavily dependent on hydrocarbons. Efforts to diversify include ecotourism and sustainable initiatives, but oil projects are poised to resume, with companies planning to boost production. The future of oil exploration in the region is uncertain amid environmental protections and political debates.
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