First Pre-Consultation Meeting with the Xinka People on the Escobal Mine
Originally published in Spanish by the Xinka Parliament on May 25, 2021 Indigenous Xinka authorities and the Ministry of Energy and Mines
Community and Environmental Concerns “Not Pertinent” to Pan American Silver’s Business
Vancouver-based mining company Pan American Silver held its Annual General Meeting (AGM) on May 12th: the final shareholder meeting for retiring founder
Pan American Silver Pressured to Shut Down Community Interference in Guatemala
Original article published by Inequality.org Written by: Jen Moore May 6, 2021 Indigenous leaders in Guatemala and their allies take a stand
Thousands Call on Pan American Silver to Respect Xinka Rights and End Community Interference
See the full petition here. April 15, 2021 Dear Pan American Silver, When you purchased the Escobal mine in 2019, you knew
Pan American Silver Chairman Set To Speak at AME Roundup on the Importance of “ESG Factors” Days After Armed Attack Against Escobal Mine Opponent in Guatemala
(January 21, 2021 – Ottawa/Toronto/Tatamagouche, Nova Scotia) Today, B.C. mining billionaire Ross Beaty will speak at the Association for Mineral Exploration (AME)
Report: Advances in Escobal Mine Consultation Overshadowed by Constitutional Crisis in Guatemala
More than two years after the court ordered a consultation with the Xinka Indigenous people over the future of the Escobal silver
Xinka Parliament Announces Breakthrough in Escobal Mine Consultation Process, Rejects Pan American Silver’s Bad Faith
On October 15, 2020, the Xinka Parliament announced that Guatemalan authorities have finally recognized their representatives elected to participate in a consultation
40+ organizations sign letter in solidarity with the Xinka People in Guatemala
Photo credit: Breaking the Silence. The national and international organizations signatories to this letter on the occasion of Pan American Silver’s annual
Indigenous Xinka March in Guatemala to Banish Canadian Mine
By Elizabeth McSheffrey | National Observer | April 17, 2018 More than 2,000 Indigenous Xinka people march through the streets of Guatemala City
Thousands March in Protest of Escobal Mine and in Support of Xinca People’s Right to Self-Determination
By NISGUA |April 12, 2018 On Monday April 9, thousands took to the streets in Guatemala City as part of the “March