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They promised to get Argentina out of poverty with fracking; now they’re poorer
Santiago Navarro F
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1 May, 2023
An environmental delegation confirms the existence of mountains of toxic waste as a result of fracking in Patagonia; there are no security measures
South America
European Union-Mercosur Trade Agreement: The Unequal Energy Transition
Renata Bessi
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24 October, 2022
The agreement was signed months before the European Green Deal; 540% increase in ethanol exports to Europe expected
South America
Green Attack on the Amazon: REDD Projects Worsen Climate Crisis
Aldo Santiago
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17 July, 2022
False solutions, such as carbon markets and Nature Based Solutions, prosper as threats and violence increase in the Brazilian Amazon
South America
Brazil: Indigenous People Block Highway, Protesting Covid-19, Deforestation, and Railway Construction
Santiago Navarro F
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25 August, 2020
In 2017 U.S.-based agroindustrial giant Cargill announced it would compete in the tender with a block of other U.S. and Brazilian companies.
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Mexico
Resolution Pending in Case of Miguel Peralta Betanzos
Nolan Peltz
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5 June, 2023
Judge has until August to decide on Mazateco Indigenous freedom
Mexico
In Chiapas, people denounce counterinsurgency, displacement and State collusion
Ñaní Pinto
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25 May, 2023
Programs like Sembrando Vida generate conflict and tension within communities
Mexico
In Mexico, Mining Law Reform is “Half-Baked”
Renata Bessi
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19 May, 2023
“A deep and committed policy is needed. It is necessary to commit ourselves in a serious and decisive manner. Because humanity and life on this planet are really at risk”