Given its failure to pay its fees to ICSID, the tribunal rejected the extension request by the mining company Commerce Group in the trial against El Salvador
On August 9th the International Centre for ...
... insults that extend to acts of discrimination and lack of respect.” They requested that the general manager be assigned to them instead. But he was dismissed that very week. Subsequently, communication ...
... industry was declared non-essential, mining companies in the territory had to close operations from the beginning of April, a period of suspension that had to extend until May 31. Yet, mining companies ...
... are exploring or digging for gold, silver, copper, iron-ore, and other minerals can extend to vast areas of entire countries. Their activities also affect important ecosystems. These include high-altitude ...
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At the local level, the Municipality of Tocoa failed to consult with affected communities before extending a construction permit. The right to be consulted is imbedded in the Honduran Municipal Code through ...
... to the people’s objection to this Canadian company’s attempt to extend their plunder of Didipio’s mineral reserves,” said Douglas Booker, General Secretary of the International Campaign for Human Rights ...
... from Peru, Bolivia and Haiti shared their perspectives on the constant mobilization for the defense of natural goods and proposed strategies for extending long term collaborations with antimining coalitions ...
... suspended an exploitation permit extended to the company and asked for an environmental remediation plan to deal with a permanent leak of acid drainage that affected the local river and underground water ...
... invited to the same events. They drew younger people into the effort, too.
The organizers were able to span political divisions and greatly extend their appeal by emphasizing that the fight against mining ...
... and giving the mining firm an extended period to try to convince the government to allow it to mine.
Fortunately, civil society groups in and out of El Salvador joined with key members of the Salvadoran ...
... For the company it is convenient to try to extend the payment period and increase the costs to the defense," said Parada.
Translated from: http://www.elsalvador.com/articulo/nacional/minera-retarda-cumplimiento-fallo-acerca-gobierno-sanchez-ceren-133557 ...
... the government’s decision not to extend the permit was political.
A panel of arbitrators agreed, in June 2012, with El Salvador's argument that Pacific Rim had set up a shell company in the United Stated ...
... the government’s decision not to extend the permit was political.
A panel of arbitrators agreed, in June 2012, with El Salvador's argument that Pacific Rim had set up a shell company in the United Stated ...
... Free Trade Agreement, and later the Salvadorean investment law, to argue that it was entitled to such compensation because the decision not to extend the permit was political. The company quickly ran into ...
... the main tributary of the area and which extends along 77 kilometers of land, was unacceptable.
Protesters quickly closed ranks against the mining company and did not wait until the company had set up ...
... decisions of previous governments that extended permits to Canadian mining companies to exploit these resources. "We are paying for bad decision made by previous governments. If governments had consulted ...
... been extended.
According to Omar Serrano, Vice Dean for Social Projection of the UCA, the survey is in response to the PR campaign that OceanaGold mining company is conducting in municipalities where ...
... expected in early 2015 may force the government to pay hundreds of millions of dollars to the company for not extending a mining exploitation permit or reconsider the possibility of extending mining permits. ...
... the option to extend licences to the mining companies; the more social pressure to stop the potential damage of mining the better the chances to save the country from further deterioration, "he said.
The ...
... in El Salvador and to push the International Centre for Settlement of Investment Disputes, ICSID, to rule in favour of Salvadoran State to deny an award of $ 301 million, for not having extended an exploitation ...