‘Patrol’ film exposes Nicaragua forest threat from beef industry ...Middle East

LOS ANGELES: Surrounded by fallen trees and languid cows, illegal cattle rancher Chacalin surveys a clearing deep inside one of Nicaragua's largest remaining protected rainforests.“When I came here, I knew it was a reserve. I just stole the land. I didn’t pay for it,“ he says calmly, staring away from the camera.“If they take me out of here they can take me off the land, but I don’t lose money. That’s how we operate.”Beginning in 2016, and over several years, filmmakers Camilo de Castro and Brad Allgood visited the Indio-Maiz Biological Reserve for a documentary about the threats of deforestation and indigenous rights violations.The roughly 1,000-square-mile (2,600 sq km) tropical rainforest

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