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DocuLatino 5

Datum: 
Wed, 20/02/2013 (All day) - Fri, 15/03/2013 (All day)

For the 5th time CATAPA will be hosting the DocuLatino festival in which it draws attention at the sustainable management of natural resources. DocuLatino V  runs from February 20th until March 15th and focuses on the problems of mining non-renewable resources like gold and oil, and its impact on the bio-fuel industry.


The Conga impasse - high stakes, high risks

 

After the publication of the international expert report, president Humala announced that the Conga project is viable, if the mining company is willing to adjust the exploitation plans to the environmental recommendations, proposed by the experts. One of the main recommendations is the preservation of two mountain lakes, that, according to the company’s original plans, normally would had to be displaced. How did the different stakeholders respond to this statement?

 


The strike in the region of Cajamarca went by peacefully

The strike at Cajamarca - april 11, 2012

The strike announced for the 11th of April , which took place in three most important  provinces of the region of Cajamarca, came to an end without any incidents. No confrontations with the police were reported, the interprovincial transport went fluently.


Amazonia, masato o petroleo

Datum: 
Thu, 16/02/2012 - 19:30

An hour long documentary ” Amazonia, masato o petroleo” shows the traditional lives of indigenous people in the Amazon, and how their subsistence lifestyle is threatened by petroleum exploitation and monoculture of renewable energy sources like palm oil.


Doculatino IV Antwerpen

Datum: 
Tue, 14/02/2012 - 19:30 - Thu, 16/02/2012 - 20:30

 


DocuLatino 4

CATAPA presents - from February 14th until March 15th - DocuLatino IV, a Latin American documentary festival. This edition puts forward the problems of the gold mining and oil industry.

While big transnational corporations make lots of profits, countries in the Souts are left with a huge social and ecological mess. Local ecosystems are devastated, rural communities lose their farmland, toxic products poison the drinking water for years. The consequences are desastrous, and often irreversible.


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