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revered
THE DEVIL Francisco Gomez Maza

claimed the life of an environmental leader in Chiapas
The Canadian mining destroying life
Mining is an activity that has been known many centuries, and which serves to remove various materials which are underground. Within these materials are metals, most notably for its value and use gold, silver, copper, aluminum, tin, nickel, uranium and many more. Traditionally this natural wealth has been exploited by digging long tunnels in the earth until find a vein of metal that is pulled by pick and shovel. This type of mining is no environmental damage or health of the population has only been dangerous for workers, both because of the risk of landslides in tunnels and for different gases that are poisonous underground.

But now transnational corporations have modernized their forms of exploitation, to remove the metal faster and cheaper. They use the methods of "open pit" and "Tunnel" as well as the "Leach", which is one of the most polluting in the world and more harmful to human health.

This method is prohibited in all rich countries, so that mining companies are looking for poor countries with weak and corrupt governments, as we have in Mexico, to give them the necessary permissions. According to researchers at the Center for Economic and Political Research for Community Action (CIEPAC), this is a serious danger that today has over the people of Chiapas and their ecosystems.

The federal Ministry of Economy, in complicity with the state government, Ministry of Environment and Natural Resources and Profepa (Federal Office for the Protection of the environment) have more than 50 exploration permits and exploitation mining spanning 550 hectares in 29 municipalities, the Canadian transnational "Linear Gold Corp", "Fronteer Development Group", "Radius Gold and Kinross Gold, mainly.

governments have violated federal and state land laws, health and environmental and human rights of the affected population and international agreements such as ILO Convention 169. The authorities have hidden all this, so know nothing about it most of the owners of those 550 thousand hectares, mostly owned and communal ejido. Also be aware that this serious problem threatening thousands of villages, but are far apart, given poisoned water through rivers.

The cheapest and fastest method for metals is "open pit." First cut down all trees in the area do not interfere. Then, every day use large quantities of dynamite or other explosives, to blow up the hills and turning them into stones of different sizes.

Mining companies, governments and institutions complicit corrupt as Semarnat and Profepa, say there is no danger, since the cyanide, which used to operate, is degraded by sunlight and oxygen.

However this is not true for several reasons: The mines are working 24 hours, so that discharge cyanide night on "Dams Cola" and "tailings." In the absence sunlight at that time, before the cyanide is degraded, is reacting with other elements of nature, creating several equally toxic chemicals, which are there in the open. People and animals can be poisoned with cyanide. The most common result is death, but if the contact is with very small quantities of cyanide, the main damage is in the brain, heart, thyroid gland, respiratory and motor, also causing alterations in the blood. One of the most terrible impacts caused by this mining method is that it can end all the clean water of an entire region.
The first problem that brings mining is social division and community conflict. This is because in the field, where mineral resources are found, there is much ignorance as the bourgeois government has never wanted to provide education to the poor. That will take advantage of mining companies and their accomplices in the government to give people a series of false promises do believe that some others do not. Between June and July Abarca Roblero, activist and member of REMA (Red Mexicana anti-mining), led a sit-supported Chicomuselo Civic Front, to prevent the passage of machinery and trucks to the mining company Blackfire ejido Greece Chicomuselo Township, where they perform the operation barite and other minerals. The result of this camp was quick by this company, and that jeopardized their big fat profits.

Mining Company Blackfire Mariano death threats, so he called for the protection of justice. On 22 July, at a rally in front of the Canadian Embassy in Mexico City, organized by members of the Broad Opposition Front to Minera San Xavier New Gold, Abarca Roblero warned of the serious damage that would cause this Canadian company, not only in Chiapas, but in Tabasco and the Gulf of Mexico estuaries. Especially since would release chemicals such as cyanide and other chemicals in the Grijalva basin, which runs through the central valleys of Chiapas and continues to Chiapa de Corzo, Tuxtla Gutierrez, to continue to Villahermosa, Tabasco, and empties into the Gulf of Mexico. In early August 2009, the Canadian company filed a lawsuit against Roblero Abarca, on charges of conspiracy, organized crime, attacks on roads, damage to property of the community and State. Elements of the security of the state of Chiapas to arrest him without a warrant, and made available to the authorities, without any crime, and the pressure of protests from various organizations, automatically reached freedom, being rooted from 17 to 25 August 2009 in Tuxtla Gutiérrez. Mariano

continued the struggle to defend mother nature and its territory until Friday 27 November 2009, two men arrived on a motorcycle, and one of them shot him at close range. Since those times when

Abarca was killed, the Canadian company withdrew all its machinery Blackfire lighter county, and left only the heaviest, and their rented offices in the city have been closed, not seen workers they usually walk on the streets in pickup trucks of the company.




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