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1. Uncertainty in communities of Asuncion Mita due to the imminent reopening of the Cerro Blanco mine in Guatemala: (Cerro Blanco); * Edgardo Ayala - Contrapunto Despite of a two year mining prohibition, the ghost of mining does not fade away for communities in El Salvador that are exposed to crossborder contamination that may cause ...; Created on 03 May 2019
2. Scientists, fishers say new mining deals to cause more damage than good: (OceanaGold Philippines); ... fooled by the pretext that reopening our natural resources to large-scale mining would help revive the pandemic-battered economy as it would inflict serious damage than repair.” Environment defenders, ...; Created on 24 May 2021
3. ‘Complete turnaround’: Philippines’ Duterte lifts ban on new mining permits: (OceanaGold Philippines); ... regulations. By 2019, anti-mining groups noted that Duterte had gone quiet over mining, making no mention of the sector in his public speeches. That same year, the DENR’s MGB recommended the reopening ...; Created on 15 April 2021
4. Thousands of Salvadorans endure COVID-19 without running water to wash their hands: (Regional News); ... Bukele suggested reopening the 14-year-old debate about making access to water a human right and keeping its management in the hands of the public sector, thereby limiting its privatization. On September ...; Created on 11 September 2020
5. To prevent water privatization: the next battle for Salvadorean environmentalists: (Water no Gold); ... and demands the reopening of the discussion on the General Water Law proposed by environmentalist movements in 2006. “We want to express our deep rejection of the Integral Water Law proposal presented ...; Created on 27 July 2017
6. El Salvador suffers Australia's maleficent miner: (Water no Gold); ... mining is proposed were centres of resistance to military and economic repression in the 1980s. Mining risks reopening social unrest amongst a people who have already suffered so much. In the face of ...; Created on 03 December 2013
7. Thousands of Salvadorans endure COVID-19 without running water to wash their hands: (Regional News); ... Bukele suggested reopening the 14-year-old debate about making access to water a human right and keeping its management in the hands of the public sector, thereby limiting its privatization. On September ...; Created on 11 September 2020

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