Violence and intimidation have long plagued Pan American Silver’s Guatemala silver mine Today six U.S. and Canadian human rights and environmental organizations
Original article published by Inequality.org Written by: Jen Moore May 6, 2021 Indigenous leaders in Guatemala and their allies take a stand
See the full petition here. April 15, 2021 Dear Pan American Silver, When you purchased the Escobal mine in 2019, you knew
(January 21, 2021 – Ottawa/Toronto/Tatamagouche, Nova Scotia) Today, B.C. mining billionaire Ross Beaty will speak at the Association for Mineral Exploration (AME)
January 21, 2021 TO: María Consuelo Porras, Attorney General, Office of the Public Prosecutor, Guatemala Augusto Jordán Rodas Hernández, Ombudsman, Office of
For the original press release in Spanish, click here. The Xinka People make it known to the public: That the “Escobal” mining
More than two years after the court ordered a consultation with the Xinka Indigenous people over the future of the Escobal silver
The office of the Guatemalan Human Rights Ombudsperson (PDH) is accompanying the Xinka Parliament as it fights to uphold a Constitutional Court
On October 15, 2020, the Xinka Parliament announced that Guatemalan authorities have finally recognized their representatives elected to participate in a consultation
TO: María Consuelo Porras, Attorney General and Head of the Public Prosecutor’s Office Hilda Pineda, Prosecutor of the Human Rights Section of