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Collection: LA ENERGAIA: Energy Policy, Regulation and Dialog in Latin America
Description: This article contains a statement from the Aymara Coordinators of Natural Resources Defense. The statement is a response to comments made by Pablo Warner y la Corema, the Chilean Mining Secretary, in the newspaper La Estrella de Arica in November 2010, concerning the consultation of local indigenous communities and the requirements of ILO Convention 169. Article in Spanish.
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Subject: Indigenous, Mines, NGO, Mineral, Thermal, Environment, Mining, Chile, Consultation, ILO Convention 169, Policy, Water, Aymara
Creator: Richard Fernández Chávez and Gino Grunewald Condori
Publisher: http://www.biodiversidadla.org
Source: LA ENERGAIA: Energy Policy, Regulation and Dialog in Latin America
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Type: Webpage
Date: November 23, 2010
Identifier: http://wayback.archive-it.org/1939/20110115002700/http://www.biodiversidadla.org/Principal/Contenido/Noticias/Chile_coordinadora_aymara_rechaza_declaraciones_de_Subsecretario_de_Mineria_y_Corema
Relation: Biodiversity in Latin America and the Caribbean (Biodiversidad en América Latina y El Caribe)
Collection: LA ENERGAIA: Energy Policy, Regulation and Dialog in Latin America
Description: This article includes a statement made by the Indigenous Peoples Forum on Mining, Climate Change, and Good Living that was held in Lima, Peru from November 18-20, 2010. The statement includes a section explicitly focusing on mining issues, in which forum participants assert their right to consultation concerning all mining projects that affect their communities and a demand for the annulment of all mining concessions in which indigenous communities were not consulted. The statement also includes a section dedicated to climate change, in which forum participants explicitly reject the development of a carbon market and assert that the development of the biofuel industry threatens food security. The statement is signed by a multitude of non-governmental indigenous organizations from various parts of the world. Article in Spanish.
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Subject: Indigenous, Mines, Ecology, Climate, NGO, Mineral, Environment, Mining, Consultation, Food Security, Food Sovereignty, Climate Change, Biodiversity
Creator: Enlace Indígena
Publisher: http://www.biodiversidadla.org
Source: LA ENERGAIA: Energy Policy, Regulation and Dialog in Latin America
Format: Capture
Type: Webpage
Date: November 23, 2010
Identifier: http://wayback.archive-it.org/1939/20110114205301/http://www.biodiversidadla.org/Principal/Contenido/Documentos/Foro_de_los_Pueblos_Indigenas_mineria_cambio_climatico_y_buen_vivir
Relation: Biodiversity in Latin America and the Caribbean (Biodiversidad en América Latina y El Caribe)
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