Peru: More than 200 Operatives in the Year in Madre De Dios Fail to Stop the Advance of Illegal Mining in Tambopata
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Mongabay Latam was able to observe how illegal mining is ending dozens of hectares of forests in the Tambopata National Reserve. The Attorney General’s Office Specializing in Environmental Matters and the Peruvian Navy carried out a four-day operation inside the protected area. A total of 100 dredges and 200 mining camps inside the reserve were destroyed. Authorities did not report detention. “The illegal mining does not stop, I would believe th…
We can Peru and Now Nation gained ground in elections in areas hit by illegal mining, such as Pataz, in La Libertad, and Tambopata, in Madre de Dios. The results are virtual according to the last count of the National Office of Electoral Processes (ONPE).
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