Source: Huffington Post, 01/06/10

Author's note: Last week, following the visit of U.N. Special Rapporteur on Indigenous Rights James Anaya, the Guatemalan government agreed to abide by his requests and those of the Interamerican Commission on Human Rights, the Catholic Church, the International Labor Organization and others and has ordered the temporary suspension of operations at the Marlin Mine in the indigenous lands of Western Guatemala.

Na 3 dagen docu's over maatschappelijk ONverantwoord ondernemen, willen we dit graag onwetenschappelijk verantwoord concluderen door een vriendschappelijk verantwoord danske te placeren!

Allemaal welkom dus op de afsluiter van het Docu Latino festival op 5 maart in de Sioux!
De nodige latino, gipsy & party beats zullen aanwezig zijn met dank aan:
El Fredo & Hakim, dj Von Püt en Tetas y Trompetas

Inkom: 3 euro
kaarten zijn te verkrijgen in voorverkoop bij een Catapista of op ons secretariaat!

Now, we're putting interesting movies about mining and globalization in Latin-America all together in the CATAPA-videozone. 

The most recent movies are own productions: testimonies about our cases in El Estor and San Marcos (Guatemala) and the San Andres mine (Honduras).

Dear Catapistas and sympathizers,

CATAPA wishes you a merry Christmas and a happy 2010!

2009 was a year full of activity and in 2010 there will be a lot of projects both in north and south going on as well. Together with farmers from Guatemala, Honduras, Peru and Bolivia we thank you for your support!

On behalf of the new administration of CATAPA.

Support our partners and projects with a Christmas gift!
 

Conflicto minero en primera persona

Agua, Minería en Bolivia