Sed, invasión gota a gota

This documentary examines the impact of the USA, World Bank, and IMF on the economies of nations surrounding the Guarani aquifer. It highlights how this significant water source, capable of sustaining the planet's population for centuries, is at risk due to foreign interests and local government inaction.

Through interviews with scientists, politicians, and journalists, including Nobel Prize winner Adolfo Pérez Esquivel, the film critiques the narrative of terrorism in the southern regions, particularly the triple border area. It argues that the real motive behind military presence is to secure control over natural resources, particularly water.

Filmed in natural landscapes, the documentary features compelling visuals of local wildlife, such as caymans, and draws parallels between the World Bank and predatory behavior. This thought-provoking documentary offers an insightful look into critical environmental and economic issues.