The Stream, May 10, 2023: Guatemalan Town Awaits Open-Pit Mine Decision
The Guatemalan government rejected a referendum vote from residents resisting an open-pit mine near a protected river and lake.
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The Guatemalan government rejected a referendum vote from residents resisting an open-pit mine near a protected river and lake.
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