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Posted on Monday April 7th, 2014Monday December 15th, 2014Author DJPC Program DirectorCategories Events, Membership, Mining, SalonsTags Action, Mining, newmont

Máxima Acuña and her family acquitted. Supreme court rules against Yanacocha owned by Colorado based Newmont Mining.

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