I expected to read in the article where the people, those who want to preserve the evidence past where the experts think it’s relevant, are going to pay for proper, secure storage.
My mum met him at a party decades ago. He invited her out to a party, but one of the other FN women there told her to be careful of him as he was a major creep.
Trevor Ford, telling the three [park commissioners] they would not take part in the transition “as you have chosen not to support the Mayor on the folding in of the Park Board.”
I haven’t been able to find a decent explanation of why the deal was considered unconstitutional. This is the closest I’ve found:
Law 9, which had granted unrestricted mineral exploitation rights with royalty payments pegged at 2 percent, was declared unconstitutional by Panama’s Supreme Court in 2017. The announcement was delayed until 2021, on the basis that it did not align with the nation’s best interests and lacked a clear commitment to social welfare and the public good. Law 406 aimed to alleviate some of the concerns with Law 9 and introduced increased royalty payments of 12 to 16 percent alongside minimum contributions of $375 million.
The environmental effects sounded severe. But it’s unclear if that’s enough to be unconstitutional.
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