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To: Rocket Red who wrote (12076)	9/16/2009 5:29:22 PM
From: marcos	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 233950

'Among the townships we have visited is Zamora, where we had dialogue with the Shuar community, maoyrs and the prefecture.... .. direct talks with the communities. We have started in the Zamora region ...' That's where Dynasty is, and it's no coincidence that they [dmm and the govt both] start there, because the shuar people are strongly pro-mining, have a long history of artisanal mining themselves, understand mining, tend to like the idea, though they weren't too enthusiastic about labour relations laws under the incas and spanish, improvement must be sought there ... this attitude is not universal among LatAm indians, for some mining is against their religion, a position that is only strengthened by memory of being enslaved to enrich foreigners ... we'll see greenies stirring up the mud with such groups, for sure, meantime in Zamora and any similar provinces, outfits like dmm will be setting good examples of how beneficial modern mining can be