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How the El Mauro dam has divided a family in the Caimanes community, Chile


The Guardian - 22-Mar-2014

Myrella Arcelis says that conflict over the dam has caused rifts in her close family and that the division of settlement money has led to major social conflicts in the broader community Myrella Arcelis's family were at the heart of the dispute over the El Mauro dam near Caimanes, Chile, for eight years. While she and her son Angelo fought against the project, her other son worked for Antofogasta Minerals....


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