Perspective Chapter: Mining in Colombia from the Perspective of Environmental Justice – Were Judicial Courts an Ideal Setting to Achieve It?
<p id="p1">The Colombian State haspromoted different adjustments to the country’s mining model, generally with the intention of increasing foreign investment, increasing production, and increasing State income from the use of mineral resources, but this has led to the emergence of different ju...
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2024
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