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Two people carry a banner in the streets of Guatemala City that reads, "The march for life: We demand that the Constitutional Court respect our rights." Photo credit: CPR-Urbana. Used with permission.

Posted inEnvironmentIndigenous

When Pan American Silver bought the Escobal mine, it bought a legacy of violence

by Valerie Croft May 8, 2019October 5, 2021

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