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Bolivia’s ‘Mountain that Eats Men’

Dan Collyns Environment, Human Rights June 24, 2014June 25, 2014bolivia, Cerro Rico, Mining, Potosi

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Dan Collyns

Is a multimedia journalist based in Lima, Peru. His online, radio and TV reports have been published and broadcast internationally. Read more

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