2012-07-14. The Peoples’ International Health Tribunal: San Miguel Ixtahuacán 2012
The health tribunal will use community testimony, scientific research and human rights organization’s knowledge to examine how the presence of Goldcorp’s mining operations have affected community residents in Mesoamerica.
2011-10. As Firm as a Tree: Portraits of Diodora
One year after Diodora Hernandez, a staunch anti-mining activist opposing Goldcorp’s Marlin Mine, was shot in the face. San Miguel Ixtahuacán, Guatemala.
2009-09. NACLA Report on the Americas (USA)
Interview & Photograph. “Confronting Goldcorp” for NACLA Report on the Americas.
2009-05. San Miguel Ixtahuacan is Waking Up
Residents from San Miguel Ixtahuacán protest Goldcorp’s Marlin Mine in the capital.
2008-10. Video. Criminalization of Eight Mayan Women in San Miguel Ixtahuacan, Guatemala.
Video filmed and produced by Grégory Lassalle. Still photography by MiMundo.org.
2008-10. Mining in San Miguel Ixtahuacán: Conflict and Criminalization
Criminalization strategy used by Goldcorp.
2008-09. Water Tribunal Condemns Goldcorp… Again.
The Latin American Water Tribunal condemns another Goldcorp mining project, the Marlin Mine in Guatemala.
2008-01. Sipakapa: Defending Our Territory from Plunder
Inauguration of Delfino Tema, anti-mining activist, as Municipal Mayor of Sipakapa.
2007-09. Here in Sipakapa, the People Won
The last 48 hours of the electoral process as lived by members of the Sipakapense Civic Committee and the people of Sipakapa.
2007-09. Sipakapa: Portraits and Details
The last 48 hours of the electoral process as lived by members of the Sipakapense Civic Committee and the people of Sipakapa.
2007-07. Gold Mine Worsens Social Tensions
Goldcorp’s Marlin Mine causes internal conflicts within local Mam Mayan communities in San Miguel Ixtahuacán, Guatemala.
2007-06. Sipakapa’s Legacy: Consultation in Concepción Tutuapa
The Municipality of Concepcion Tutuapa unanimously rejects projects of exploitation through a community consultation.
2007-05. Goldcorp: No More Mining Terrorism
Community leaders from Honduras and Guatemala attend Goldcorp’s AGM to denounce injustices in their mining-affected communities.
