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Coca Cola FEMSA & FEMSA reponse
Author: Coca Cola FEMSA & FEMSA
Coca-Cola FEMSA is committed with the sustainable development of its associates, communities and the environment. Based on this premise in San Cristobal de las Casas, Chiapas we operate according with the legal framework and under internal processes...
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- This is a response from the following companies: Coca-Cola FEMSA FEMSA
Author: Érika Ramírez, Contralínea (México)
“Eólica del Sur y FEMSA se imponen a comunidad indígena de Oaxaca”, 20 de Abril de 2017...
- Related companies: Eólica del Sur (antes Mareña Renovables) FEMSA Heineken
Chiapas: Protest to cancel Femsa-Coca Cola concession in San Cristobal de las Casas
Author: SIPAZ (Mexico)
On April 10th…organizations and neighborhoods of San Cristobal de las Casas made a march to demand the cancellation of the concession to Femsa Coca Cola or at least a cap on the extraction of water from the plant installed in this city.They denounced...
Author: Isaín Mandujo, Proceso (México)
…Este lunes habitantes de San Cristóbal de las Casas protestaron en contra de la embotelladora de Coca Cola, que extrae cada día más de 750 mil litros de agua en una ciudad que afronta una creciente escasez de este recurso…[O]rganizaciones de barrios...
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- Related companies: Coca-Cola FEMSA FEMSA
Migrant workers in agricultural supply chains: Companies must act on recruitment, worker voice and traceability
Author: Annabel Short, Deputy Director, Business & Human Rights Resource Centre
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- Related companies: Archer Daniels Midland Associated British Foods BRF Coca-Cola ConAgra Danone FEMSA General Mills Hershey JBS Kellogg Kraft Heinz Mondelēz International Monster Beverage Corporation Nestlé PepsiCo Tyson Unilever Wilmar International
Colombian Agency for Reintegration reveals best companies that offer jobs to demobilised combatants, in context of peace negotiations with Farc guerrilla group
Author: Vanguardia.com
[This is an unofficial translation by the Business & Human Rights Resource Centre of the original news in Spanish]...
Colombia: Prominent companies offering jobs to demobilised combatants, in the context of a signed peace agreement with Farc guerrilla group
Author: Vanguardia.com
[This is an informal translation by the Business & Human Rights Resource Centre of the original news in Spanish]...
Author: Vanguardia.com
“Emab, entre las 20 empresas que más emplean desmovilizados”...
Mexico: Controversies surrounding wind farm project & impacts on indigenous peoples in Oaxaca
Author: Miriam Posada García, La Jornada
[Note: The Business & Human Rights Resource Centre invited Energía Eólica del Sur (Mareña Renovables at the time), as well as companies financing and benefiting from the project, including Femsa and Heineken, to respond to human rights concerns...
- Related companies: Eólica del Sur (antes Mareña Renovables) FEMSA Heineken
Mexico´s privatisation impulse, this time focusing on water, blocked due to citizenry actions
Author: Alfredo Acedo, Americas Program
“Grassroots Movement Blocks Water Privatization in Mexico”, 13 Mar 2015...