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41. Oceanagold’s wealth is misery for Kasibu farmers: (Pacific Rim/OceanaGold); “We could say that Oceanagold really crippled our livelihood.” By John Aaron Mark Makaraeg : BULALAT KASIBU, Nueva Vizcaya — Ernesto Palpag, 50 years old, used to harvest about 40 sacks of rice ...; Created on 16 September 2019
42. Getting the shaft on mining abuses: (Background and reports ); ... and a company could withdraw from an investigation at any time. You might expect more from the current Liberal government, but any reference to the new ombudsperson's ability to "investigate" companies ...; Created on 05 May 2019
43. Uncertainty in communities of Asuncion Mita due to the imminent reopening of the Cerro Blanco mine in Guatemala: (Cerro Blanco); ... and silver and to have more millions (of dollars) than they already have," he said. According to estimates presented by Bluestone, the deposit could produce 1.24 million ounces of gold and 4.47 million ...; Created on 03 May 2019
44. Criminalisation brought to new extremes in case of Aymara indigenous communities in Peru: (Regional News); ... watched by social organisations, human rights lawyers and political analysts throughout the country because it could set two legal precedents with implications for many other struggles for indigenous and ...; Created on 28 August 2018
45. Rural Communities’ Struggle Against US-Owned Mine Continues in Guatemalan Supreme Court: (Regional News); ... national courts. A recent investigation by the Guatemalan public ministry could come with criminal charges for executives of the controversial gold mine. On May 27, the Guatemalan Public Ministry opened ...; Created on 27 August 2018
46. Bishops of El Salvador warn against privatizing water: (Water Crisis El Salvador); Catholic News Service SAN SALVADOR, EL SALVADOR — El Salvador's bishops urged lawmakers to discard any plans for privatizing water in the Central American country, saying the poor could not afford to ...; Created on 24 June 2018
47. Water 2.0 - Salvadoreans take to the streets to battle renewed attempts to privatize water resources: (Water Crisis El Salvador); ... structure could provide the business sector with control of the water governing body and eventually lead to further the privatization agenda of natural resources. Protests at the time were muzzled by ...; Created on 24 June 2018
48. “Latin American Countries exposed to law suits from transnational comporations: Manuel Pérez Rocha: (Regional News); ... This money could be used instead to improve education, health and public services systems, and thus foster human development for the people of the region."What we have to do is change the current system ...; Created on 10 May 2018
49. Duterte's new warning to mining companie: (Pacific Rim/OceanaGold); ... to distinguish the new trees from the surrounding low-lying shrubs, grasses, and other vegetation. Each of the 3 sites had its unique problems but, overall, we found nothing that could be termed a successful ...; Created on 08 May 2018
50. The dilemma of artisanal miners after the mining prohibition in El Salvador: (Commerce Group); ... Human Rights suggests that closing the mine could be an opportunity for the community as a whole if the transition is done properly. The report mandates the government to act urgently on five areas to ...; Created on 07 May 2018

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