The Canadian company Belo Sun, which has no relationship with the Belo Monte Hydroelectric Plant, wants to turn the place in the largest gold exploration project in Brazil.
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The Canadian company Belo Sun, which has no relationship with the Belo Monte Hydroelectric Plant, wants to turn the place in the largest gold exploration project in Brazil.
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AS a Canadian, I am deeply ashamed that a Canadian company is going to wreck nature and the lives of a community just to make money. THis is a terrible! idea