Economy

Economy July 25, 2022 | 8:05 am

Barrick tailings dam would uproot 6 towns

Santo Domingo.- The eventual tailings dam that the company Barrick Pueblo Viejo seeks to build in Cotuí would entail the relocation of families from El Hijo, Arroyo Vuelta, El Rayo, Las Tres Bocas, El Naranjo and Jagua Mocha, the six communities that would be impacted for the project, a topic that covered many of the questions from the community. The revelation was made during a public hearing... Read more

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