They call Tigre, but actually is a jaguar.
That’s why, on the utopian islands of the Paraná Delta, nothing is what it seems. The luxurious country estates, which promote coexistence with nature, actually destroy it. Tigre’s downtown is clean and touristy, while nearby, a group of women recycle plastics in a neighborhood without garbage collection or running water. And in the interstices of the cannibalistic real estate expansion, the Punta Querandí indigenous community cultivates a seed of resistance.