US EditionEcuador's Mining Pulse: Between Laws, Resistance and Territory · Global Voices
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The 1990s marked a turning point in global mining policy. Many countries, driven by international financial institutions, modified their legislation to favor transnational corporations. Ecuador was no exception. In 1991, a new law allowed companies to acquire land under the label of “mining rights”, negotiating on peasant lands without the need for state or owner authorization.
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