Investigation by deputies points to government interference as driving force behind approval.
A congressional committee formed to investigate the Environmental Impact Assessment for the HidroAysén dam project released a report Wednesday identifying a number of “anomalies and irregularities” in the approval process.
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A congressional committee formed to investigate the Environmental Impact Assessment for the HidroAysén dam project released a report Wednesday identifying a number of “anomalies and irregularities” in the approval process.
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Steve Shea
Steve is writer from Worcester, MA. He has a BFA in creative writing from Emerson College. Having just arrived in Chile, he is still in awe of all its sights and sounds. He hopes to learn as much as possible about Chile and its lovely people. He also predicts the Baltimore Orioles will win the World Series in 2012.
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