Mourning the Loss of a Great Environmentalist
It is with deep sadness that I report the assassination of Berta Cásares of Honduras (pictured), one of the most noteworthy environmental activists in Central and South America. She had dedicated her entire life to the support of the indigenous people and the natural resources which those people relied upon and revered, but she was no match for the government’s military brutality and economic suppression. When big money came in and began building hydroelectric dams and other forms of development that would ruin the environment, Cácares organized and inspired the indigenous people in a grassroots efforts to rise up against this devastation. As a result, she was murdered by government thugs, put in place to protect these enormous economic investments. (more…)
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