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Before we talk about the privatization of rivers, it’s important to understand what it means. By privatizing rivers, this reduces the surrounding communities access to fresh water. Large corporations come into these communities and build hydroelectric dams that stop river flow down.
Panama: Indigenous Activists Block Entry to the Barro Blanco Hydro Dam
Panama: Indigenous Activists Block Entry to the Barro Blanco Hydro Dam
by Richard Arghiris and Jennifer Kennedy / IC Magazine Ngäbe activists standing in front of the Barro Blanco dam site (Photo Jennifer Kennedy) A 30-strong splinter group of Ngäbe from the M10 resistance movement has blocked the entrance to the Barro Blanco hydroelectric dam in western Panama, preventing workers from entering the site. The 15 year struggle of the Tabasará river communities to…
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