tailings generation and exposure to the surrounding communities are not a mystery but the impact and effect time can be predicted with a thorough study of the number of abandoned tailings, But for our Parliament that has no greater importance which can damage the image of a minister who rose in popularity based on an effective bailout but if we evaluate the Royalty and other things that happen in your portfolio, obviously did not get that level of approval, unfortunately we are too shallow to evaluate Ministers, Deputies, etc.. We are not challenging enough to with what he has to do with our rights and care to our families.
Chamber rejects request for investigative commission tailingsPosted November 2, 2010
With 26 votes in favor, 6 against and 9 abstentions, the Board of the Chamber of Deputies rejected the request made by 48 deputies to create a commission of inquiry charged with "analyzing the situation found in tailings dumps miners that exist in our country. "
The request was raised by opposition MPs after the broadcast of a television report about the danger of collapse posed by mining wastes in the country, who are abandoned after the exploitation of deposits, with the consequent risk to nearby communities and the flora and fauna. According to the National Service of Geology and Mining (Sernageomin) a thousand tailings exist throughout the country, half of them abandoned and threaten about 200 locations. Parliamentarians
government questioned the creation of a commission of inquiry on this issue noting that she sought to challenge the Minister of Mines, Laurence Golborne, after the popularity achieved following the successful rescue of the miners in the San José mine.
Article 52 of the Constitution provides that the creation of special committees investigating requires the support of at least two fifths of the deputies in the exercise, ie 48 MPs.
The request was raised by opposition MPs after the broadcast of a television report about the danger of collapse posed by mining wastes in the country, who are abandoned after the exploitation of deposits, with the consequent risk to nearby communities and the flora and fauna. According to the National Service of Geology and Mining (Sernageomin) a thousand tailings exist throughout the country, half of them abandoned and threaten about 200 locations. Parliamentarians
government questioned the creation of a commission of inquiry on this issue noting that she sought to challenge the Minister of Mines, Laurence Golborne, after the popularity achieved following the successful rescue of the miners in the San José mine.
Article 52 of the Constitution provides that the creation of special committees investigating requires the support of at least two fifths of the deputies in the exercise, ie 48 MPs.
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