... there was no negotiation with the private sector and it was denied that a new water bill was being planned.
The Water Forum publicly denounces the existence of a proposed “General Water Law” agreed ...
... have agreed to come together for an international day of action would be on the impending resolution on OceanaGold’s World Bank Tribunal case. People’s movements in the Philippines and El Salvador will ...
... 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 ...
... public pressure, the government had agreed to a five-year moratorium on new gold mining permits and was considering the world’s first permanent ban. Democracy, it seemed, had worked.
Then the Canadian ...
Xenia Gonzales Oliva: El Diario de Hoy / Translation P. Cabezas
Between 2000-2010, 49 exploration permits were approved, they are all currently under an administrative freeze.
49 applications for metal ...
... if it brought us any sustainable prosperity”, the municipal representative says. However, people in San Sebastian are against large scale gold mining because they know that the greed for gold in El Salvador ...
... river systems near the site are contaminated with high levels of copper making the water unfit for human use.
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... took place. We then took part of a negotiation process that started in 2012 and that was agreed on by all the political parties. Even if the documents contained points we disagreed on, we came to an agreement ...
... mining, and that at least 76% of respondents disagreed with the introduction of mining projects.
According to IUDOP officials, the sample for this survey was of 1220 adults living in the 23 municipalities ...
... moratorium was declared in 2008 when then-President Antonio Saca of the conservative ARENA party agreed not to issue new mining permits. Three successive Salvadoran Presidents have maintained the moratorium. ...
... of the worst excess of corporate greed. The claim is being decided in a tribunal under the tainted “Investor-State Dispute Settlement” (ISDS) procedure which corporations and some governments want to see ...
... agreed on the creation of an autonomous entity controlled by the private sector. And discussion at the commission shows that right wing parties, ARENA, GANA and PCN are building consensus to change aspects ...
... to in order to demonstrate their ethical credentials and win over concerned consumers. At an international level, these were best expressed in the UN Guiding Principles on Business and Human Rights agreed ...
... that the Trifinio treaty does not ban mining in the area, Sanchez Ceren, the FMLNs presidential candidate, said that "the treaty establishes that any decision -that will affect the reserve- has to be agreed ...
... Commission of the Legislative Assembly agreed today to issue a Favorable Resolution to amend Article 15 of the "Investment Law" which relates to the settlement of disputes.
The Members of the Legislative ...
... Tyee: Mining Abuses the ‘Defining Fight of Our Lives’: Barlow
Milwaukee Labor Press: U.S. Trade Deals Mine Greed not Gold
NACLA: Pacific Rim Ruling Threatens El Salvador’s National Sovereignty ...
... agreed to give her account on the condition that she retains her anonymity. “I’m afraid for my family, which has already suffered a lot due to this problem,” she declared. The “problem” which María refers ...
... He said that if someone disagreed with the project, that they should say so at that time, and that is when Graciela Funes said that she disagreed because of the damages that that company had done and could ...
... in the region is difficult to access, but it is generally agreed that more than 30% of the region´s territory is now under concession to transnational corporations, in the majority Canadian, for the exploration ...