are deeply involved in the overthrow of arbenz and want to well in one hundred fifty three mile a past a major land reform law this was going to have significant effects throughout all of central america it was right around that time that they began to to seriously contemplate a covert operation directed at overthrowing the government out of my life. was essentially carried off by the us there were major business interests in the company that was most offended by the reforms that were taking place with united fruit company on the board of united fruit was john foster dulles who happen to be our secretary of state and his brother allen dulles was the head of cia and so there was a convenient blame for these fears about appropriation of land with the cia the cia is not working to protect the american people its primary function is to protect american corporations events. and days.

of the americans to be fomenting or carrying on a war in a country if it were to do this without any kind of congressional approval i think would put some real strain on the constitution we are an imperial nation and we basically have been in your nation throughout most of war is for the rich to protect their resources and the way to do it is with blue states the ensuite harsher persian. the us didn't invent that at superior. and i know we can't make it. for the people. with liberty if it really shows how small actions undertaken by the united states can have huge effects over decades in the way the history of another country oh it's. for guatemala. it's been all of fortune or not if you mean where but not

a come from before they return our journey. to enjoy. life. to get the movie we hear only because we think there are minerals for them all in line people who live in the game i don't know if there's anyone here who has worked in the mine i know what i know you talk know nobody works here but if there are no minerals here will do nothing more and will leave at the most it will be fifty days and will leave will stop you know will leave. it again for example you can see here that all of the people came without weapons. nobody brought arms but on the other hand you guys came protected you as well as if you i don't know what your fear is.

underneath all of the sorties who have come here have come on behalf of the company but we as part of the population nobody has taken into account our demands and needs so many many times to store cheese only come to intimidate the people for treason so our intention is as part of the people of sun me who well to say that you get the company out. at nine in the morning i'll give a response and you will no response not a response no response right move the machinery that's the response all given the morning no no no yes that's what you want me to morrow i will move it sign it here . you need to take into account the petition and you will avoid this problem this is tomorrow we'll be here to remove the machinery.

as a masochist all of us here are suffering we have endured durst and hunger all because of one multinational company again i've got the paper written by the engineer marco many serious much of it is. really our last night at six o'clock. oh yes we've been waiting here for three hours he's three hours late. and i'm with my dad in the seattle going to say oh you don't have anything else to say to mr markets so we're going to act that the people of san miguel is charo a con who have come here. and you're like you might gold's an area where the people have decided to set fire to the machine it's.

work. for. you to let me show you how are you going to feel good thank you i mean i know the greegor ease here so turn to end identify this man who's filming i want to see your id and i want to know why you fell manc. interest living because you know yes but you need to respect the law he is me it's my job. it was your belief that we will be unable to see him again. i don't have anything to do with them yes i'm.

not or does the company have a policy of criminalization and persecution against community members who oppose the company and both of us here on two occasions. one was a violent assault on two members of our security force who ended up in the hospital . the other was a case where private property was damaged close to the marlin mine are property. worth we don't focus on identity or background. we focus on whether a crime has been committed. or some of. the company files criminal charges of the people able to fight against the consequences they're facing at this

moment. these people act because they have no alternative. this is called the resistance yet these people cannot be accused of being criminals because their intentions are most honorable. these people that risk their personal safety for their family. their community and ultimately their country to encourage people who are not in favor but that does not translate into social conflict free labor there are no social problems in some of the well they're not social problems one must see the glass half full and people are making an effort and enormous effort to be one theme in their rounds of the law to be nonviolent but to express that they don't want this it's pretty frustrating and i think for these communities that to face these overwhelming obstacles and challenging corporate interests one of the huge problems that we have in this country in terms of our own . i'm ocracy is the role that corporate power and corporate money play.

in whose only limited impact on posy firm it should do including the high concentration of economic power which has in the normative decision. a c.e.o. of a corporation is now rewarded for being a good citizen of the world they're not rewarded even for treating their employees well they're rewarded for the bottom line they were charge of the shareholder in two thousand and eight goldcorp agreed to a few rights impact assessment of the marlin mine bottom on corpse new corporate human rights policy puts particular emphasis on recognising the rights of indigenous people and this isn't just words the only lesson becomes ill everybody let's goldcorp on the back for having done the right thing and now let's just turn

away from this or now let's just trust goldcorp then we have a report like on common ground. that that he's trying to portray goldcorp as the n.p.r. trying to listen i get very upset at those who the mining industry and other global industries they do not want hard binding law so they come up with all of the self regulating codes volunteering tones of condos and i think they're fundamentally problematic this is all well and good let me graduate you but look at what it says so much of what. n.g.o.s and communities and individuals have been saying have been validated by your own process.

yes but this if is i didn't take part that i wasn't involved i was there but i don't know who started the fire. we know much of a lot of police came for me i had to leave my house because i couldn't stay there for the is that basically am i was afraid is through it i spend six months outside of my community at. that time was very difficult for me when we. were married it was a very hard time because i couldn't be was my children. and i'm used to being with my family. the ball garion and romanians are here to bring on doorsteps across the u.k.

according to british tabloids the same tabloids of course failed to mention that j.p. morgan banks have been deprecating on our financial system for years and collecting big big bonuses from shaking down of scalping a population that's our boys report this. much of your advice is centered around the negative aspects of american culture example mindful eating social even now voiding of snacks how much of an influence do you think this american culture has on the rest of the wall crazy. to do two things we. will do. the food. all the countries worldwide.

economic up and downs in the find out all day long to do your shanghai and the rest till you meet casey it will be a briefly. a little. little legalese

. live. cross talk rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want. a little. government system is to help poor people poor women but they can only to change their life and nobody is trying to make money out of them those who want to make money out of them by misusing government concept turn the whole thing into law a shocking direction and we're all forced to look chargers. of the twenty fourteen olympics this place like why is this so special as the russian resort prepares to welcome the world power the game should be in the city's present and future what more sochi will bring you this is the moment they're

reporting from a very cold and snowy windy mountainous stop yeah beyond the olympics but to say today on our team. was so that some people surrounded the house. but they were throwing stones and shooting in the air with but it was at night so we couldn't see who was shooting. equal mourning going on and like i said they were wearing clothes. that i knew i was scared. enthusiasm do you know and then i saw the containers

of gasoline in their hands. here is that a lot i got a friend and they started throwing it inside you asked me i said my god what are you people doing you know quando your chill out was there anything now that i heard my brother's voice. she said my god what have you done to me. oh yes i haven't committed any crimes i haven't done anything yes yes yes i turn around and he had his hands like this and they were in flames his whole body was on fire all of that. what have they done to me i haven't done anything he said. we were fighting to get him and dr. ed. not really but those people wouldn't let us go

they wouldn't let my brother go to the hospital was that. they put stones and logs on the road to come in my brother couldn't go. on and he stayed here in screaming in pain all over town. it was murder us not. about the. eight year old girl you know they got the signatures through manipulation through threats but here in the village of sami account we have never been consulted the

village of san miguel does not want the mining company here the mine does not comply with the relevant international human rights standards including those specifically developed to protect the rights of the dimmest peoples so that alone. makes for problematic such were. when indigenous peoples aren't adequately consulted about a minor an operation of the scope of a mine like this that is placed in their midst. ultimately that is people if they are to benefit need to benefit on their own terms their ability to take control of the reins of economic development around.

a living economy economy is actually serving real people as a local economy. first of all is a question whether mining should even be carried out altogether can it be done in a way which doesn't destroy people's lives resources environment and so on well you know those are pretty serious questions mining is not a what a moment problem it's happening in asia in africa and south america in central america in mexico and it's even happening in canada and the united states. you know i send right that's more valuable than an ounce of gold or clean water but that's not something that your mind will take it's it's it's your heart.

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us. about his work and thank you for staying with as and here is more in the news we have been covering it i mean the inter-marry came human rights commission modified to precautionary measures issued against the modeling gold mining project in a guatemala the order now permits the campaign to operate with total freedom and. country the commission came around and found we find that based on the process we

don't need to suspend the mine we rescind the order for recess for suspend the mine and we're obviously pleased as the company but there's no longer a suspension order from the commission for the marlin mine. the mine just keeps chugging along and so it's it's an extremely hard struggle. than being on the surface the company has brought a great sadness into our hearts and it is this that i just want is something this is the focus where not against the mind first sign of it. it is true.

it is the most they were defending their right. then they did it all right for a healthy life. son there for a decent told me. here and you know. this out as a company came and tore this community apart again just. ending up in snap out of my fat i mean when he came i thought he was going to kill me you know mickey pastoring i said there is no coffee my copy don't make additional buy sell your copy and why one company i'll go one i know there is none he lifted his jacket and then to enter into my eye i know i'm i never thought about this but it's going to whereas now it's a problem i don't want to sell milo. and up there and when i went to the hospital i

heard them say that i obviously one of these days she's going to day. she is one and my son has two. you have three grandchildren i have three grandchildren now and there will be plenty of land where going to be abundant. and getting more and more abundant but isn't this that me and. this plan we've created to give us an idea of what we can work on here in twenty fourteen twenty fifteen what do we need to do we need to talk with the government we need to talk to those who have been affected by the mine here they are the purpose of this fight this fight is not in vain it is a fight with dignity i cross quote amala they know about your fight they are

learning about your fight across central america they know about your fight and they are learning about your fight and we in canada and the united states are learning about your fight you're driven by your fight that's why i tell you today thank you very much.

in mosul is resisted strongly. inmost. which suffered terrible persecution. in norway and we haven't made any progress like i said this is where we leave this is where we were born. he is a mind continues a trading for the next five years to learn could knows what will happen and. easy. have it you're up a bit up but our experience here in san miguel. has been very difficult.

for him or that of a task where fighting here to defend mother earth and the rest of it to defend life . lives down there hope to win this fight.

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