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2005年3月1日

著者:
Frank Jack Daniel, Reuters

Gold Project Meets Opposition in Guatemala

Many of the Mayans see [Glamis Gold's Marlin] mine [part of Goldcorp] in the civil war-scarred highlands as a symbol of foreign intervention and a threat to the environment and their agrarian way of life. But Glamis Vice President Steve Baumann says the project will create wealth in a neglected part of one of the hemisphere's poorest countries.