... Bank Group.
Last October, ICSID found in favor of El Salvador and ordered OceanaGold to pay the country $8 million in legal costs. Earlier this month, an OceanaGold spokesperson told Mongabay that the ...
... the campaign at a fancy hotel in San Salvador after losing a $250 million lawsuit against El Salvador in October 2016. The company had filed a claim with the International Center for the Settlement of ...
... Commission on Environment and Climate Change to give a green light to the vote on a law prohibiting mining.
A World Bank (WB) arbitration body ruled in October 2016 in favor of El Salvador and against ...
... ruled in October 2016 in favor of El Salvador and against the Canadian miner Pacific Rim, now owned by the Australian Oceana Gold, which claimed compensation from the Salvadoran government for 250 million ...
... $301M lawsuit against the country of El Salvador, which the company lost in October after a seven-year battle. With this context, she provided the audience with a better understanding of the complex contemporary ...
... formerly Pacific Rim, was given 120 days to either to pay the US$8 million fine or to submit a plea to have the fine overturned, a deadline which ran out last week. In October, the International Center ...
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After seven years, four murders and US$24 million in total legal costs, in October 2016, a little-known World Bank tribunal trashed OceanaGold’s claim that El Salvador either owed it a mining ...
... government to fight back. Finally, in October 2016, the tribunal ruled that the mining firm, owned by OceanaGold, didn't have a case and that it was to pay El Salvador $8 million.
However, the corporate ...
... giant OceanaGold/PacRim. Although an International Centre for Settlement of Investment Disputes (ICSID) ruling in October, 2016 was a major victory for El Salvador, the company has still not paid the court-ordered ...
... Center for Settlement of Investment Disputes (ICSID), a World Bank body last October.
The ICSID gave 120 days to review its ruling, which were taken by OceanaGold to decide whether they will comply with ...