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    Pedido al BID, May 5-June 15, 2011

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    2011-05-05
    Author
    Aparicio Soriano, Leticia
    Osorio, Jessica
    Collins, Michael
    Dulitzky, Ariel
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    This is an email chain of four messages beginning with an email from Human Rights Clinic students to Michael Collins of the Inter-American Development Bank (IDB or, in Spanish, BID). Attached to the email is a letter requesting information, a copy of a letter sent to the Argentinian Secretary of Mining, and photographs of contamination in Abra Pampa taken in April 2011. Over a month later, the IDB responds, saying that they are looking into what information they can send.
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    Argentina
    Ariel Dulitzky
    Human Rights Clinic
    Abra Pampa
    BID
    IADB
    Michael Collins
    Leticia Aparicio Soriano
    Jessica Osorio
    Untitled Green Hanging Folder: Emails HRC & Photos
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    http://hdl.handle.net/2152/18962
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