Unions, Patagonia sin represas, other groups unite to command attention of government.
Citizens of Chile’s Aysén Region have had enough.
When the HidroAysén dam project started in 2011, the region’s estimated population of 100,000 drew national attention as debate centered on dam construction and energy production in Patagonia.
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Citizens of Chile’s Aysén Region have had enough.
When the HidroAysén dam project started in 2011, the region’s estimated population of 100,000 drew national attention as debate centered on dam construction and energy production in Patagonia.
Photo provided by Camilo GutierrezLogin to read more.Most Read News
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