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Water Wars: El Salvador Social Movements Resist Water Privatization

June 30, 2018 Yesenia Portillo 0

El Salvador’s right-wing lawmakers and private business lobby are pushing to privatize water. Social movements are fighting to defend it. […]

The Silent Advance of Chinese Mining in Bolivia Worsens Water Scarcity and Pollution

October 30, 2017 Floor Van der Hout 0

Chinese investment is increasingly displacing U.S. capital in Latin America, but the environmental consequences and impacts on community rights show that the shift is not a step forward but rather more of the same. […]

Guatemalan Water Protectors Fight to Free Their Rivers

September 18, 2017 Simon Granovsky-Larsen 0

Since Guatemalan law prohibits the unauthorized removal of river water, people in surrounding communities claim that their rivers have been “kidnapped.” But the people are fighting back to free them. […]

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