Xinka Parliament Calls Out Pan American Silver Obstruction of Escobal Mine Consultation
Original article published by Earthworks.org The Xinka are an Indigenous people who live in what is now southern Guatemala. In 2014, the mining
Original article published by Earthworks.org The Xinka are an Indigenous people who live in what is now southern Guatemala. In 2014, the mining
Original article published by Earthworks.org On February 21, 2024, the Xinka Parliament of Guatemala announced the start of the decision-making phase of the
Original article published by Earthworks.org For over a month, Guatemalans have taken to the streets to call for an end to corruption and
The Xinka people, an Indigenous group in Guatemala, have experienced abuse as a consequence of their opposition to the Escobal silver mine
Originally posted on RFK Human Rights. On Tuesday June 6, the same day as the 55th anniversary of the death of Robert
Original article published by Earthworks.org Xinka people continue to strive for the right to self determination In September of 2018, Guatemala’s highest
Originally published by Maritimes Guatemala Breaking the Silence Network here. Written by: Maria Reyes and Indigo Christ After multiple delays, the first meeting of
Originally published in Spanish by the Xinka Parliament on May 25, 2021 Indigenous Xinka authorities and the Ministry of Energy and Mines
Translated by Maritimes Guatemala Breaking the Silence Network. Pre-consultation Process for the Mining Rights of the Escobal Mine Begins The office of
Vancouver-based mining company Pan American Silver held its Annual General Meeting (AGM) on May 12th: the final shareholder meeting for retiring founder