Indonesia ready to acquire majority in West Papua miner
- Description:
- Indonesia is reported to have set aside US$2.96 billion dollars to acquire shares in PT Freeport Indonesia, which mines for copper and gold in Papua.
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- 10/03/2017
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- RNZ Pacific
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Grasberg Mine
By Guest | West Papua | 27 Mar 2024
When you fly over the rivers damaged by the mine they look like rivers of blood. They've suffocated fish and other beings. Indonesia is now the majority shareholder of the mine, as this article references. Nothing has improved.
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