US EditionMinistry of Environment Responds to Supreme Ruling by Dominga: "It Does Not Imply a Substantive Resolution of the Project"
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The Ministry of the Environment reacted to the hard setback it suffered in the Supreme Court, after the highest court declared inadmissible the appeals of cassation filed by the Government and environmental organizations against the Dominga mining-harbour project. The portfolio added in a statement that “the Supreme Court also reaffirms that the competence to decide on the Dominga harbour mining project is of the Committee of Ministers, an organ…
133 visits Statement of the Ministry of the Environment 17 September 2025 Yesterday, the Supreme Court declared inadmissible the appeal of cassation filed by the Environmental Assessment Service in December 2024. Faced with this, the Ministry of the Environment points out the following: – The pronouncement of the Supreme Court does not imply a substantive resolution to the draft and in its content establishes that the judgments of the First Envi…
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