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Goldcorp's Marlin Mine in San Marcos

Lolita Chavez (center), coordinator of the K’iche’ People’s Council (Consejo de Pueblos K’iche’s), leads a healing session with the Agel women's group that were criminalized in 2008 for their resistance against the Marlin gold mine, owned by Canadian Goldcorp. Also pictured are Patrocinia Mejía (left), one of the eight women from Agel who was charged with sabotage by Goldcorp, and Miriam Pixtun (right), human rights activist who became involved in the La Puya mining resistance after this photo was taken. Agel, San Miguel Ixtahuacan, San Marcos, Guatemala. November 26, 2011.

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2011-11: Agel Women and Marlin Mine
Lolita Chavez (center), coordinator of the K’iche’ People’s Council (Consejo de Pueblos K’iche’s), leads a healing session with the Agel women's group that were criminalized in 2008 for their resistance against the Marlin gold mine, owned by Canadian Goldcorp. Also pictured are Patrocinia Mejía (left), one of the eight women from Agel who was charged with sabotage by Goldcorp, and Miriam Pixtun (right), human rights activist who became involved in the La Puya mining resistance after this photo was taken. Agel, San Miguel Ixtahuacan, San Marcos, Guatemala. November 26, 2011.