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Critics of Libero Copper Mining for “Replacing the State” in Mocoa
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A report on Conflict Routes revealed that the multinational Libero Cobre, a company that seeks to exploit gold in Putumayo, would be “replacing the state” in functions such as the construction of infrastructure in Mocoa, Putumayo. According to Conflict Routes, Libero Cobre financed the construction of a bridge that communicates to the sidewalks of Pueblo Viejo and Montclar. “The State did not do it, the Mayor did not do it, Libero Cobre did it. …
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