p2 Barrick Gold attempts at censorship

P2 of April 13 2009 interview that Reginald Angus Argue had with his guest William Sacher, who is co-author of the novel called "Noir Canada : Pillage, corruption et criminalité."

Authors of this novel (eight different individuals) and their publishing company ÉCOSOCIÉTÉ are facing 11 million dollars in lawsuits because the novel Noir Canada, with six million dollars of these lawsuits coming from the world's biggest Gold Mining Company of Barrick Gold; all in an effort to prevent this novel from coming out.

Barrick Gold had attempted to illegally acquire Jorge Lopehandia's mining claim of Mina Pascua Lama in Chile, which is estimated to be the third biggest gold reserve in the world, for $20 US. However, Chilean Court system after looking at the evidence has awarded the legal ownership of Mina Pascua Lama back to Jorge Lopehandia.

http://slapp.ecosociete.org/en/node/71
Http://www.coopradio.org
http://www.angus-mcleod.com

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