Guatemalan communities are saying no to Tahoe Resources – US and Canadian investors should too!
Guatemalan communities are saying no to Tahoe Resources – U.S. and Canadian investors should too! In January 2014, U.S. and Canadian listed mining company Tahoe Resources, began production on the Escobal silver mine located in southeastern Guatemala despite broad-based opposition, as well as ongoing violence and repression. The Escobal mine is Tahoe’s only project. Goldcorp, … Continue reading
Sixteen-year old girl murdered in violence associated with Tahoe Resources’ mine, Canada Pension Plan urged to divest
Sixteen-year old girl murdered in violence associated with Tahoe Resources’ mine, Canada Pension Plan urged to divest Thursday, May 08, 2014 (Ottawa/Toronto) A sixteen year old Guatemalan girl, Topacio Reynoso, was murdered on April 13, 2014 near her home town of Mataquescuintla, Guatemala where she was head of a youth movement against mining. Her father, … Continue reading
Tell Guatemalan Authorities: NO Extraction License for Tahoe Resources
Tell Guatemalan Authorities: NO Extraction License for Tahoe Resources Just over a year ago, we asked for your help to protect the wellbeing of communities in San Rafael Las Flores, Guatemala, by contacting the Guatemalan Ministry of Energy and Mines (MEM) to halt the licensing of a silver mining project owned by the Canadian … Continue reading
International Organizations Call for Better Protection for Human Rights Defenders in Guatemala
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: November 21, 2012 International Organizations Call for Better Protection for Human Rights Defenders in Guatemala (Washington, D.C.) – In the context of growing threats against human rights defenders, particularly those working in defense of the rights of indigenous peoples and the right to a healthy environment, thirty two international organizations … Continue reading
International delegation sends strong message to Goldcorp at annual shareholders meeting in South Porcupine, Ontario
International delegation sends strong message to Goldcorp at annual shareholders meeting in South Porcupine, Ontario 30 April 2012 On Thursday, a Colorado-based mine and environmental engineer, two Honduran teachers, and a Maya indigenous community leader made the long trip to Timmins, Ontario to participate in Goldcorp’s Annual General Meeting. Accompanied by several US and Canadian member organizations of the Coalition Against Unjust Mining … Continue reading