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Colombian Mines CEO Robert Carrington Talks About Physical Security Concerns in Colombia
Colombian Mines Corporation (TSXV:CMJ) CEO Robert Carrington talked about the physical security concerns in regards to mining in Colombia, in the Mining Journal on February 1, 2013.
As quoted in the article:
He says that Colombian Mines strove to develop good relationships at all levels of government and especially with the local communities.
“So far we have been very successful. There is always the risk of NGOs spreading misinformation so we try to be very pro-active. One of our key strategies is to hire as much local labour as possible, and for them
to live, work and stay within the local community. That way when someone starts telling people how bad we are, they don’t get much of an audience,” he says.
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