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Gwen Shulman speaks to Catherine Coumans from Mining Watch Canada about recent violations involving Barrick Gold’s Tanzanian subsidiary Acacia mining. Since 2011 there have been reports of abuses around the mine. Catherine Coumans returns from a recent visit there.
http://archives.ckut.ca/64/20170719.19.07-19.31.mp3Long term archive is also found here
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