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Press release | Mining Industry | Feb 26, 2010
Colombian Network Against Transnacional Mining is born
Colombian Network Against Transnacional Mining
News | General | Oct 15, 2009
COLOMBIA: Indigenous People Troubled by U.S. Military Presence
Gustavo Capdevila - IPSGENEVA, Aug 13 (IPS) - The head of Colombia's biggest association of indigenous people is concerned that allowing U.S. troops to use military bases in his country will signal a regression to former times when the United States exercised control over Latin America, while a native activist warned of an increase in the number of cases of sexual abuse of young indigenous women by foreign soldiers.
Denunciation | Mining Industry | Aug 06, 2009
African descent community faces eviction by Anglo Gold Ashanti in Colombia
PCN*URGENT ACTION!*
From the human rights team of the Process of Black in La Toma, in the
Suárez municipality in north Cauca, Colombia. La Toma´s Afro-descendant
inhabitants, Communities and other organisations declare:
From the human rights team of the Process of Black in La Toma, in the
Suárez municipality in north Cauca, Colombia. La Toma´s Afro-descendant
inhabitants, Communities and other organisations declare:
Denunciation | Energetic Sovereignty | Jul 29, 2009
Fian International, Friends of the Earth International and La Via Campesina condemn the forced eviction of the community of Las Pavas
Fian International, Friends of the Earth International and La Via Campesina27/07/2009. – FIAN International, Friends of the Earth International and La Via Campesina condemn the forced eviction that occurred on July 14, 2009 of 120 families settled in the rural area known as Las Pavas, located in the Buenos Aires district, jurisdiction of the municipality of El Peñón, in the South of the Bolivar province.
News | Mining Industry | Jul 06, 2009
Gold Conflict in Colombia's Central Mountains
Helda Martínez / TierraméricaThe Colombian authorities could determine this month whether they will move forward on a giant gold mining project in a nature preserve in the central mountain range.
News | Mining Industry | Mar 13, 2009
Colombia looks to double coal output by 2019
colombiareports.comColombia expects to double its annual coal output by 2019 to 145 million tonnes, but must overcome the challenges of the economic crisis and delays in improving its infrastructure, the government said on Thursday.
Urgent action | Forests and biodiversity | Feb 24, 2009
Urgent support for people affected by floods in the colombian pacific
CENSAT AGUA VIVA - Amigos de la Tierra ColombiaPast 16th of January the Mira River, bordering with Ecuador, augmented its throughput causing the river to overflow, resulting in the destruction of houses and cultures, the death of 8 people and the disappearance of 22 more. This natural disaster happens in one of the regions of the country with the greatest number of conflicts related to monoculture of oil palm, among other problems of deforestation and impacts on food sovereignty.
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