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Судебный иск (SLAPP)

15 Авг 2017

Uriel Mendoza Espinoza

Статус: ONGOING

Date lawsuit was filed
15 Авг 2017
Точность даты
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Uriel Mendoza Espinoza
Уголовный
Мужчина
Лидер или член затронутого сообщества
Судебные иски: SLAPP
Правовые требования: Незаконное объединение с целью совершения преступления, Ущерб при отягчающих обстоятельствах, Беспорядки, Незаконное хранение оружия и взрывчатых веществ
Иск подан: Company
Цель: Физическое лицо
Место подачи иска: Перу
Место происшествия: Перу
China Minmetals Китай Горнодобывающая промышленность, Металлы и сталь
Minerals and Metals Group (MMG) (part of China Minmetals) Австралия Металлы и сталь, Горнодобывающая промышленность
Las Bambas (part of MMG) Перу Горнодобывающая промышленность Ответ компании

Источники

On 1 October 2015, the Peruvian social leaders of Apurímac, Edwar Brandon Quispe Cuno, Javier Mamani Coaquira, Edwin Chumbes Challanca, Asunto Huamani Huamani, Abraham Vargas Ichuhuayta, Justino Chiclla Quispe, Vidal Ccorpuna Alejo, Uriel Mendoza Espinoza, Wilmer Cárdenas Romero, Octavio Ccorpuna Pinares, Amílcar Quispe Letona, Leonardo Taype Huamanga, Willian Richard Huillca Ocon, Clever Sullca Huarcaya, Juan Lima Huamani, Placido Sulca Costa, Gilberto Vargas Antacayo, Nolberto Berrio Huilca, and Joel Panique Flores were sued by the mining company MMG Limited Las Bambas. They were accused of illicit association to commit a crime, aggravated damage, disturbances, and illegal possession of weapons and explosives. According to the Peruvian Criminal Code, the penalties for those crimes are between 11 and 17 years of imprisonment. The complaint was initiated concerning the demonstrations between 25 and 28 September 2015 by the rural communities of Cotabambas in opposition to the company’s mining project. The social leaders Edwar Brandon Quispe Cuno and Javier Mamani Coaquira suffered 6 months of preventive detention. In March 2020, the Unipersonal Court of Cotabambas did not find sufficient evidence against the social leaders and acquitted them from the charges.