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21. Timeline: Guatemala mine suspensions: (Regional News); ... a mining license for Escobal. July 24: Guatemalan NGO CALAS says Escobal’s mining license has been suspended as a result of a court ruling. Tahoe Resources says the permit remains fully effective. 2014 ...; Created on 23 July 2020
22. Anglo American responses to AGM queries raise more questions than they answer: (Mining and Human Rights); ... says that the quality and quantity of the river water will be maintained for domestic and agricultural use by the local population, but what guarantees or insurance has it offered the population to avoid ...; Created on 22 July 2020
23. Land Defenders Are Killed in the Philippines for Protesting Canadian Mining: (OceanaGold Philippines); ... and the Mines and Geosciences Bureau to continue operating legally during the waiting period. The company says the authority over the Didipio mine rests with the national government, and not local officials. ...; Created on 04 October 2019
24. US mining company demands $3.5 billion dollars from the Mexican government for stopping project: (FTAs & ISDS); ... Article 1105. Minimum Standard of Treatment; and Article 1110. Expropriation and Compensation”, says the file of the Secretariat of Economy. The lawsuit The 26-page document, entered on April 5, alleges ...; Created on 24 September 2019
25. Marcelo's Legacy: The environmentalist who fought against metal mining in El Salvado: (Mining prohibition El Salvador); ... Central American Alliance Against Mining, (ACAFREMIN), Pedro Cabezas, says that the threat of mining continues nationally and across borders. “There are risks, (over) in the economic measures the current ...; Created on 18 September 2019
26. Uncertainty in communities of Asuncion Mita due to the imminent reopening of the Cerro Blanco mine in Guatemala: (Cerro Blanco); ... this strategy, the company won over the residents of Cerro Blanco, in addition to offering jobs. Díaz says he is probably the only person in Cerro Blanco who has remained against the mining company' ...; Created on 03 May 2019
27. More than one hundred organizations reject the unjust payment of USD $31 million to Canadian mining company Bear Creek: (Regional News); ... and their spokespeople, are used precisely to undermine social mobilization in protection of their territory in the face of the extractive whirlwind. Rodrigo Lauracio of DHUMA says, “We believe that the ...; Created on 16 September 2018
28. Criminalisation brought to new extremes in case of Aymara indigenous communities in Peru: (Regional News); ... and to intimidate organized civil society. Enemies of the State “In Peru,” says Tomas Medina Mamanchulla, President of the Jatuncachi peasant community in Puno, "there are laws to criminalise popular ...; Created on 28 August 2018
29. Church in El Salvador backs law declaring clean, affordable water as a human right: (Water Crisis El Salvador); ... of the resource. “Water is monopolized and contaminated by industries,” Archbishop Escobar Alas says. “There isn’t a law that guarantees the access to water for the poor, the people, the multitudes, ...; Created on 08 May 2018
30. How El Salvador Won on Mining: (Mining prohibition El Salvador); ... of Waukesha, Wisconsin started operating there. After the war ended, Cabezas says, the rightwing ARENA government, in collaboration with international mining concerns, drafted an economic plan for ...; Created on 07 May 2018
31. The fight for the environment in El Salvador gets recognition in Los Angeles: (Mining prohibition El Salvador); ... in Latin America, "says Morales. So facing the mining company - which was already installed in the country and just waiting for permission to start operations - was pressing. At the same time, these departments ...; Created on 14 November 2017
32. Pressure Mounts on El Salvadoran Legislature to Ban Metal Mining: (Mining prohibition El Salvador); ... the proper regulation and technology, mining operations and investment should be allowed in El Salvador. Another editiorial from ElSalvador.com, says that for a poor country like El Salvador, investment ...; Created on 13 February 2017
33. Mining company delays complying with the ruling and reaches out to the government of Sanchez Ceren: (Pacific Rim/OceanaGold); ... ruling and leaving the country, but it would seem that somebody continues to give the company hope. Otherwise they would have packed up their equipment and left, "Luis Parada says. Parada's attention i ...; Created on 28 December 2016
34. ICSID decision buoys El Salvador in mining dispute: (Pacific Rim/OceanaGold); ... we can’t stand by with our arms crossed,” says Pedro Cabezas, coordinator of the mining and human rights program at the Association for the Development of El Salvador (Cripdes), a rural development organization ...; Created on 10 November 2016
35. El Salvador wins arbitration against Oceana Gold/Pacific Rim mining company: (Pacific Rim/OceanaGold); ... 13 million dollars payed to lawyers, the tribunal’s resolution says what we all already knew: that Pacific Rim/Oceana Gold’s demand was frivolous and undeserved. The arbitration and the Pacific Rim Company ...; Created on 20 October 2016
36. PRESS RELEASE: Coalition of Groups States “There are No Winners”: (Pacific Rim/OceanaGold); ... to operate, is an abuse of process,” says Manuel Pérez-Rocha of the Institute for Policy Studies. “That these suits take place far from any transparent, independent court system demonstrates why we are ...; Created on 14 October 2016
37. Pacific Rim tried to negotiate with the government anticipating and adverse ruling: (Pacific Rim/OceanaGold); ... it had been announced that the award (ruling) could be ready in in late August, he has now says been told that it is likely to be until mid-September and, if favorable, would be a symbolic achievement. ...; Created on 26 September 2016
38. Law suit against El Salvador one of the longest running cases in the history of ICSID: (Pacific Rim/OceanaGold); ... a loss says Bernardo Belloso, president of CRIPDES and a member of La Mesa. For a small country with limited financial resources and critical social and environmental problems, 12.5 million dollars could ...; Created on 17 September 2016
39. Law suit against El Salvador one of the longest running cases in the history of ICSID: (Pacific Rim/OceanaGold); ... a loss says Bernardo Belloso, president of CRIPDES and a member of La Mesa. For a small country with limited financial resources and critical social and environmental problems, 12.5 million dollars could ...; Created on 17 September 2016
40. NEW BOOK: Rethinking Bilateral Trade Agreements: (Pacific Rim/OceanaGold); ... new laws or rules to ensure financial stability, or to protect the environment or the health of their people,” says Kavaljit Singh, director of Madhyam, New Delhi. “In recent years, a global backlash against ...; Created on 11 May 2016

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