now, staff from proeticaca hae cocome to informrm local resid.amagaly: we wananted to highlt one e thing, namelely, the connectionon between deforestatation, the illllegal e in lanand, and corptptioion amt local ofofficials. there have long been r rumors about ththis, but there e wast enough e evidence to b be ablo say defininitively, yes,s, is trtrue. katjtja: they gaththered all e available documents and rrrried t nunumerous intererviews. manyny of the dealals reachedn this regegion are linknked to h enenepreneur dennis lka.a. he is nonow beg inveigated by stried 13,000 hectes offreachedn trainforerest to make w way form oil l and cocoa plplantations. they we e helpedy cocorrup local l politicians,s, who invalilidated existiting lad rights, efefctively tangng the laland froits s owne. we've come to pucallpa, the capital of the region, where we're meeting two farmers. they agreed to speak to us in the prototected environment ofa hotel. in 2 2014, regionanal authoris appropririated their land. now there are oil palms growing on it. ruben: when i