An interesting note lavaca.org account in detail the situation in the community of Caleta de Mehuín in Valdivia, Chile. Neighbors and bystanders of this migratory swans sanctuary united to resist pollution, death and destruction which means the irresponsible production of cellulose by the Celco pulp mill to dump their effluents into the Cruces River spoiling the environment and the lives of the locals.
There are parallels with what they are doing the people of Entre Ríos - Argentina. This had been discussed several times by Chilean readers visiting this blog, but they took care to point out some methodological and organizational differences regarding Gualeguaychú assembly .
Stitches in the sea, fishermen and Mapuche resist, mistrust in the state and environmental impact studies in which little serious pollution never exist. The Chilean Navy defending the interests of the mill and attacking people with bullets.
Mehuín Cove, Chile: another test case for rejecting a population that contaminate their lives. Marcos
Bauzá.
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