US EditionFederal Government Resumes Cleanup of the Sonora River
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President Claudia Sheinbaum confirmed on Wednesday that Grupo México must pay all expenses arising from the remediation of the Sonora River, affected by the copper sulfate spill in August 2014. Residents and activists have claimed damages of 20 billion pesos. She explained that they are currently working to review all the remediation costs and then finalize an agreement with the company that the communities will also agree to. "The objective is …
President Claudia Sheinbaum said that the mining company Grupo México will have to bear the cost of the sanitation of the Sonora River, where on June 14, 2013, there was a spill of copper sulfate that contaminated that body of water and its tributaries. All this has to be paid by the company. It is working to see exactly everything and then, in communication with the company so that they agree with an agreement, where the communities also agree …
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