2015-06-24T12:28:30Z https://www.equaltimes.org/will-el-salvador-be-forced-to-pay#comment96619 2015-06-24T12:28:30Z

<p>Qceana Gold Has committed serious fraud in order to avoid the consequence being guilty of serious breaches of the NZ Resource Management Act and I have a paper trail to prove the truth So WHERE is this Company going to be held accountable Not in NZ Canada? They Do not live there after mine Only our Children children will and they will not be able to drink the water as it will be toxic for Centuries Proven by their own water testing monitoring Water is a human right and they should never have the permission to pollute the Planet the way they have</p>

2015-06-03T18:34:42Z https://www.equaltimes.org/will-el-salvador-be-forced-to-pay#comment96611 2015-06-03T18:34:42Z

<p>Oceana gold is a very responsible company, sure it stands to profit from its gold exploration. Was it not the reason they decided to operate in san Salvador. This mine could mean a whole new lifestyle for many San Salvadorians, it seems that jealousy is also prevalent in the country. An agreement is an agreement and the exploration should go on with close monitoring by the Salvadorian Government.</p>

2015-04-13T19:46:54Z https://www.equaltimes.org/will-el-salvador-be-forced-to-pay#comment96573 2015-04-13T19:46:54Z

<p>This is a travesty and another example of how our 'good' trade agreements are nothing of the sort. Companies can sue other countries because the country feels what the company wants to do is against the common good for both people and the environment. We've done it to Canada. And it can be done to us. This is madness and is a slap in the face to a country's sovereignty. On a personal level, it would be like you wanting to throw your garbage in my yard and my refusal would be an infringement on your desire to increase your income by not having to pay your garbage bill. These trade agreements are awful. I stand with El Salvador and, as we learn more about these race agreements maybe it's time to overturn them.</p>