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La Puya: 2nd Anniversary of Peaceful Resistance

Q'eqchi' Mayan activist Angelica Choc, widow of slain anti-mining activist Adolfo Ich Chaman, expresses her solidarity with the movement during the La Puya resistance's second anniversary. Since March 2nd, 2012, local neighbors from San José del Golfo and San Pedro Ayampuc have maintained a blockade into the Tambor gold mine owned by Kappes, Cassiday & Assocaites (KCA) based in Nevada, USA. Community members participating in the peaceful resistance claim the industrial activity in their territories as illegal since they were not appropriately consulted before the mine began operations. La Puya, San Pedro Ayampuc, Guatemala. March 2, 2014.

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Q'eqchi' Mayan activist Angelica Choc, widow of slain anti-mining activist Adolfo Ich Chaman, expresses her solidarity with the movement during the La Puya resistance's second anniversary. Since March 2nd, 2012, local neighbors from San José del Golfo and San Pedro Ayampuc have maintained a blockade into the Tambor gold mine owned by Kappes, Cassiday & Assocaites (KCA) based in Nevada, USA. Community members participating in the peaceful resistance claim the industrial activity in their territories as illegal since they were not appropriately consulted before the mine began operations. La Puya, San Pedro Ayampuc, Guatemala. March 2, 2014.