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EXMIBAL

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Skye Resources acquired the EXMIBAL project from Inco in December 2004 and changed EXMIBAL's name to Compañía Guatemalteca de Níquel (CGN).

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21 May 2015

Victims of violence at Compañía Guatemalteca de Níquel mine ongoing efforts to obtain justice before Canadian & Guatemalan courts

Author: Sandra Cuffe, Mongabay.com (USA)

"Nickel Mine, Lead Bullets: Maya Q'eqchi' seek justice in Guatemala and Canada", 19 May 2015....

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21 October 2014

Guatemala: Report on indigenous rights abuses by mining companies & govt.; includes companies' comments

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16 August 2005

ILO Investigates Claim Charging Violation of Convention 169 Regarding Skye Resources’ Guatemalan Nickel Project

Author: Asociación Estoreña Para el Desarrollo Integral (AEPDI) [Guatemala]

The International Labour Organization (ILO) is currently investigating a claim filed in March 2005 charging that Guatemala’s government violated its obligations under Convention 169 when it granted mine exploration licences to Skye Resources’...

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12 August 2005

ILO investigates claim that Guatemalan licence to Skye Resources for nickel mining project violated intl. convention on protection of indigenous peoples

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12 August 2005

Open Letter To: The President of the Republic of Guatemala, the Minister of Energy and Mines, the President of Skye Resources/Compañía Guatemalteca de Níquel, S.A.

Author: [leaders of 20 communities in Guatemala]

We, the elected and appointed representatives of twenty Q’eqchi’ Mayan communities...DEMAND...The immediate suspension of the illegally granted license...The repair of the damages caused by exploration activities.. The company not to continue...

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1 May 2003

full report: "Indigenous Rights are Human Rights: Four Cases of Rights Violations in the Americas"

Author: Amnesty International USA

[includes reference to: Brazil: agriculture industry; Canada: oil cos. including Unocal, logging cos. including Daishowa Paper Manufacturing Co. of Japan; Guatemala: oil cos. including Texaco, Basic Petroleum; mining cos. including INCO, Hanna Mining...

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