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Famosos Urgen a Bush No Financiar Camisea

CPN Radio | Un grupo de estrellas de Hollywood invocó el jueves al presidente estadounidense George W. Bush que no financie un polémico proyecto de gas en Perú, para evitar la destrucción de una de las zonas más ricas en biodiversidad del planeta, en la selva amazónica.

Achuar of Peru Denouce OXY's Divisive Tactics

PRONOUNCEMENTThe Achuar people of Peru, settled in the basin of the Huitoyacu, Huazaga and Pastaza Rivers, organized through their highest authorities into Achuarti Iruntramu (ATI) and the Achuar Chayat Organization (ORACH) make the following known to public opinion:1.

PRONUNCIAMIENTO

El Consejo Directivo Nacional de la Asociación Interétnica de Desarrollo de la Selva Peruana (AIDESEP), a nombre de sus 1,250 comunidades indígenas amazónicas afiliadas, de las 53 federaciones y 6 regiones, se dirige a los hermanos indígenas de la costa y la sierra; a nuestros compatriotas; a la opinión pública naciona

ExIm's Board Rejects US$200mn Camisea Loan - Peru

BNamericas.com | The board of directors at US Export Import Bank (Ex-Im) voted 2-1 on Thursday to reject a US$200mn loan for the upstream part of Peru's Camisea natural gas project because of environmental concerns, an Ex-Im source toldBNamericas. "I'm very excited to hear the news.

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Peru Denied Export-Import Bank Funds for Gas Project

Reuters | Washington - The Export-Import Bank of the United States dealt a blow to Peru on Thursday by voting against $214 million in loan guarantees for the Camisea natural gas project. "The board voted down Camisea", Phil Cogan, a spokesman for the bank, told Reuters.

Financing for Peru’s Camisea Project Voted Down by U.S. Ex-Im Bank U.S. Agency Applauded for Upholding Indigenous and Environmental Safeguards in Controversial Amazon Energy Project

Footage and Photos of Damage by Camisea Available Upon RequestWashington, D.C.—Under mounting pressure from environmental and indigenous rights groups and members of Congress, today the board of directors of the Export-Import Bank of the United States (Ex-Im) voted to reject financing for the controversial $1.6 billi

PRONOUCEMENT

The National Council of Directors of the Interethnic Association for the Development of the Peruvian Amazon (AIDESEP), in the name of its 1,250 affiliated Amazonian indigenous communities, 53 federations and 6 regions, addresses our indigenous brothers and sisters from the coast and mountains; our compatriots; national and wo

PRONUNCIAMIENTO

El Consejo Directivo Nacional de la Asociación Interétnica de Desarrollo de la Selva Peruana (AIDESEP), a nombre de sus 1,250 comunidades indígenas amazónicas afiliadas, de las 53 federaciones y 6 regiones, se dirige a los hermanos indígenas de la costa y la sierra; a nuestros compatriotas; a la opinión pública naciona

Bank Delays Decision on Gas Pipeline

Financial Times | The Inter-American Development Bank has delayed a decision on a controversial gas pipeline in Peru after failing to reach agreement about the environmental and social impact of the project.The IDB board on Wednesday postponed a vote, at the request of its president, on whether to approve $135m in finance for the Camise

Pipeline Financing Vote Postponed

The Washington Post | Concerns about the impact on a Peruvian rain forest and coastal reserve forced the Inter-American Development Bank yesterday to postpone for a week a vote to finance a controversial $ 1.6 billion natural gas project that involves two Texas energy companies with close ties to the White House.Members of Congress, worldwi

Bush, the Rainforest and a Gas Pipeline to Enrich His Friends

Independent-UK | President George Bush is seeking funds for a controversial project to drive gas pipelines from pristine rainforests in the Peruvian Amazon to the coast.The plan will enrich some of Mr Bush's closest corporate campaign contributors while risking the destruction of rainforest, threatening its indigenous peoples and endan

Letter sent from 13 U.S. Senators to the U.S. Treasury Secretary –the agency that directs U.S. voting decisions at IDB—and the head of the U.S. Export-Import Bank. The letter opposes public support for Camisea at this time.

The Honorable John SnowSecretary of the TreasuryDepartment of the Treasury1500 Pennsylvania Avenue NWWashington DC 20220The Honorable Phillip MerrillChairman United States Export-Import Bank811 Vermont Ave, NWWashington DC 20571Dear Secretary Snow and Chairman Merr

U.S. to Vote on Aid for Peruvian Gas Project

The Washington Post | The Bush administration is preparing this week to vote on financial support for a controversial $1.6 billion natural gas project in Peru that some U.S. officials, members of Congress and worldwide environmental groups say has already begun damaging a pristine tropical rain forest in the Amazon.