Pascua Lama Project
Monday, April 27, 2009

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The Gold Link Four workers - middle-age, wearing orange vests with white helmets over sun-darkened faces - return to the Pascua Lama mine ca...
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Barrick advances

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Confirming that its veto on the law of the glaciers was the veto of Barrick Gold, the President received a few days ago the boss of Canadian...

Against looting and Plundering

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In San Juan, and during three days, brought together organizations and assemblies throughout the country to resist mining Pastera, agribusin...
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Saturday, April 25, 2009

Barrick CEO meets with Bachelet to speed up Pascua Lama

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(LA Terceda) Barrick Gold is making a strong attack in recent days to announce soon the date of its binational Pascua Lama project, which wi...
Friday, April 24, 2009

CHILE: Scientist Warns of Threats to Rock Glaciers

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By Daniela Estrada "A new government policy on glaciers adopted by Chile "is a step forward, but it doesn’t resolve all of the pr...

Fight Against Metal Mining

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BOTH DEBATES Fight to the total metal mining At 9.30 began the 9th forum UAC was an impromptu press conference. The first answer was the Nob...
Monday, April 20, 2009

Neighbours del Valle de Uco protest José Luis Gioja decisions

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Neighbours del Valle de Uco attend assemblies Valle De Uco 18 de Abril de 2009 |17:00 Assemblies and socio-environmental activists across th...
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Sunday, April 19, 2009

The Real Blunder of Pascua Lama

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Friday June 30, 2006 03:39 PM On June 21, 2006, a Chilean court returned two of Barrick Gold's Pascua Lama mining leases to prospector R...
Thursday, April 16, 2009

Renewed faith in September

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Lenders expect to be called this month by the company Barrick to have any clue about the start of construction of the mine. The Government ...
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Wednesday, April 15, 2009

"The law was drafted by glaciers is ambiguous"

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"Pascua Lama, which is so complicated by the presence of bodies of ice cover was redesigned with a pit not interfering. Lost 17% of th...
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In 2005, Evo Morales was elected as the first Indigenous President of Bolivia. As mandated by the people, he promised to alter the traditional political class and to empower the nation’s poor, mainly the indigenous majority. Through the election of a national constituent assembly, the people of Bolivia set about rewriting the country’s constitution. In January of 2009, Bolivians held a national referendum and passed a new constitution which refounded the nation. This resulted in the creation of a plurinational state, recognizing the autonomy of its diverse population. One of the key components of the new constitution was a vote for indigenous autonomy. On December 6 of 2009 Bolivians will head to the polls to elect a President. In conjunction, Afro and Indigenous communities will vote for their own autonomy. Activists from Toronto Bolivian Solidarity are in Bolivia for these historical events. The activists will document the Presidential elections and travel to communities partaking in the vote for autonomy. These profound events will be captured in a video. If you would like further information on the events taking place in
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