Peru approves expansion of Las Bambas copper mine despite protests
The development will mainly be for the Chalcobamba pit and its associated infrastructure.
The development will mainly be for the Chalcobamba pit and its associated infrastructure.
MMG Ltd on Thursday said it has secured approval from Peru's Ministry of Energy and Mines to expand its Las Bambas copper mine despite ongoing outrage from...
Activities at the Las Bambas mine in Peru have stopped twice in five months due to protests and road blockades, the latest in a long...
11 peasant leaders were sentenced to nine years in prison on July 25 for participating in marches against the Chinese-owned Las Bambas mega-mine in 2015.
The protesters, who originally lived on the land in the Apurimac region where the mine now stands before they were relocated,...
An Andean community in Peru suspended a protest and a blockade against Glencore's Antapaccay mine on Friday, after reaching an agreement to...
Mining has created social conflict and environmental disasters in Peruvian communities. We talk to Virginia Pinares, one of the indigenous women stepping up to...
Indigenous people in Peru will keep protesting against China-owned miner MMG Ltd. to stop it from using a highway on their community's...
In 2014, a consortium of Chinese companies acquired the Peruvian copper mine Las Bambas for 5.85 billion USD. This was the largest overseas acquisition of...
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A series of high-profile protests, roadblocks and strikes involving local communities, agricultural workers and occasionally unionized mine workers around the Las Bambas copper project (Apurímac). Grievances typically concern royalties, environmental impacts and local development benefits; leadership and supporters vary by locality and protest wave.