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Canada Found Guilty for Role in Mining Injustices in Latin America
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Canada Found Guilty for Role in Mining Injustices in Latin America

Land and Territory June 14, 2014 0Likes 1Comment

By act and by omission, the Canadian state has been found guilty for its role in human rights violations in Latin America as a result of its efforts to promote, sponsor and protect Canadian mining investments abroad. Five Canadian mining companies were also found guilty of related crimes.

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Canadian Embassy Snubs Family of Slain Mexican Activist
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Canadian Embassy Snubs Family of Slain Mexican Activist

Land and Territory September 4, 2013 0Likes 1Comment

The family of murdered activist Mariano Abarca expressed hurt and anger over findings that the Canadian Embassy provided support to the mining company Blackfire Exploration.

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Canada’s Promotion of Mining Industry Belies Claims of Corporate Social Responsibility

Land and Territory July 18, 2012 0Likes 6Comments

In recent months, Canadians have been infuriated to hear that their government is subsidizing profitable overseas mining operations by channelling international aid money into corporate social responsibility (CSR) projects of companies like Barrick Gold. But…

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