US EditionThe Conflict in Asturias and the Ministry of Mines Reopened Led to an Intense Judicial Battle: Fear of a Return of Aid Leading to Closures
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The open conflict over whether the coal mines reopened in Asturias were authorized to comply with all the legal caveats, revealed by La Nueva España, will lead to a fierce administrative dispute that could end in a legal battle. As La Nueva España published, the Institute for the Just Transition (ITJ), under the Ministry for the Ecological Transition, maintains that the three farms operating (Tyc Narcea, in Vega de Rengos; Mina Miura, in Ibias, …
The conflict over the coal mines reopened in Asturias between the Ministry of Ecological Transition and the Principality, revealed by La Nueva España, triggered on Wednesday the clash between the Asturian Government and the body chaired by Sara Aagesen. Sources of Ecological Transition confirmed that the Institute for the Just Transition, under the Ministry "had no record of coal exploitation activity in Asturias until March 2025." In the aftern…
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