The BBC recently dedicated a part of its Crossing Continents radio programme on BBC4 to a piece by Bill Law on the Marlin mine in Sipacapa, Guatemala, under the title Canadian mine accused of causing skin infections.
This is the company which LAMMP-ULAM targets in Guatemala. Our forthcoming European Tour includes two delegates from Guatemala and the communities affected.
The full BBC article can be found here
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