Emgesa (part of Endesa)
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Headquarters in Colombia
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Author: Amigos de la Tierra América Latina y el Caribe
“Informe: Estado del agua en América Latina y el Caribe”- 1 de diciembre de 2016...
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Author: El Tiempo
“En Cabrera votaron 'No' a proyectos hidroeléctricos en su territorio” - 24 de febrero de 2017...
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Response by Emgesa
Author: Emgesa (parte de Enel)
Emgesa does not share the analysis of Open Democracy on the legal proceedings and, above all, the description of the proactive role played by the company. Nevertheless, the company takes the opportunity to reiterate that it looks forward to continuing...
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- This is a response from the following companies: Emgesa (part of Endesa)
Colombia: NGO rejoinder calls on Enel to drop criminal case against El Quimbo Hydroelectric Project’s critic
Based on Enel’s response to issues related to operations by Emgesa, its branch in the El Quimbo Hydroelectric project, in particular on criminal charges against university professor Miller Dussan, Democracy Center issued a rejoinder to the company’s...
Colombia: NGOs oppose alleged criminalization of critic of Enel’s El Quimbo hydroelectric project
The construction of El Quimbo dam by Emgesa (part of Enel), in Huila, Colombia, has allegedly displaced thousands of people depending on fishing and agriculture in a vast area of the Magdalena River, and is putting people’s livelihoods at risk. ...