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2011年5月26日

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Sakura Saunders in Dominion [Canada]

Barrick's Body-snatchers: Wanton killings, criminalization, and degradation continue at the North Mara Mine in Tanzania

On May 16, over 1,000 people entered a mine in northern Tanzania, desperate to collect whatever gold they could from the modern industrial site that used to be their bread and butter. But instead of providing the displaced artisanal miners with a boost to their meager income, the day ended in horror...[Also refers to Afrika Mashariki Gold Mines]

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