Aguas de Oro. The documentary about a Peruvian woman standing alone against the giants of mining

Máxima Acuña Chaupe has deep wrinkles, a small stature and an unshakable will. She lives at 4,200 metres in the Peruvian Andes and in the heart of Conga, a project aimed at expanding Latin America’s largest gold mine, Yanacocha, owned by the US company Newmont. Máxima has a dream: she wants to continue living

EU Parliament recognises the rights of LGBT parents

Yesterday the EU Parliament in Strasbourg voted in favour of a resolution that, for the first time, explicitly acknowledges families with same-sex parents. The resolution, which tackles gender equality by setting new targets and strategies to improve women’s condition in the European Union, makes specific mention of how legislation must respond to changing family structures:

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Aguas de Oro. The documentary about a Peruvian woman standing alone against the giants of mining

EU Parliament recognises the rights of LGBT parents