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Settler extractivism: Disputing Indigeneity and temporality in an Ecuador gold mining project

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Velasquez, Teresa(2024). Settler extractivism: Disputing Indigeneity and temporality in an Ecuador gold mining project. ARIES, Anuario de Antropología Iberoamericana,
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Velasquez, Teresa.Settler extractivism: Disputing Indigeneity and temporality in an Ecuador gold mining project.ARIES, Anuario de Antropología Iberoamericana.(Mar, 2024).
APA American Psychological Association
Velasquez, Teresa(2024). Settler extractivism: Disputing Indigeneity and temporality in an Ecuador gold mining project. ARIES, Anuario de Antropología Iberoamericana,

In 2022, Kichwa-Kañari farmers filed a legal injunction to stop construction of the Loma Larga mine project in the 
Ecuadorian Andes. Upheld by a lower court, the ruling was challenged by the Ministry of Environment, Water, 
and Energy Transition (MAATE) and Dundee Precious Metals (DPM), a Toronto-based mining company. The 
legal batle is the culmination of a decades-long dispute among farmers, environmentalists, the state, and the 
mining company, over the future of the Kimsacocha páramo—a watershed that holds gold and copper 
deposits.

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