Mining companies in Choco, Colombia leave behind poverty and misery

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  • 10 years ago
Afro and indigenous communities in the Choco region of Colombia are accusing the government of allowing foreign mining companies to deplete their lands of the natural resources which they depend on for their livelihood. teleSUR

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