Galicia en Común and Alianza Verde have sent a letter to the...

Galicia en Común and Alianza Verde have sent a letter to the shareholders of the Australian group Rafaella Resources, which owns the San Finx and Santa Comba mines, to warn them of the bad practices that are being carried out in both mines and that have already led to two complaints against 12 officials and senior officials of the Xunta by the confederal group of United We Can.These two cases involving the San Finx mine are related to illegal permits and alleged environmental crimes. Antón Gómez Reino and Juantxo López de Uralde, the two deputies of Unidas Podemos who signed this letter, also informed shareholders that they will continue to go to court to bring illegal processing in mining operations and the lack of payments for spills that are polluting the landscape Galician and that can lead to public health problems.The letter alludes to criminal proceedings opened for corruption and false statements at the Santa Comba and San Finx mines because they have not been subjected to an environmental impact assessment in compliance with national and international law. In the event that Rafaella Resources and its administrators continue to carry out illegal dumping, Unidas Podemos will file charges against the entity's subsidiaries.MPs also expressed concern about Rafaella Resources' acquisition of all of Tungsten San Finx's shares, and the Australian company's financial inability to meet the investments needed to carry out the restorations required by the authorities to exploit them. the mine.Gómez Reino and López de Uralde encourage shareholders to get in touch with environmental organizations and platforms that have filed complaints for environmental crimes and that work daily to defend the Galician landscape against the serious environmental consequences of the aforementioned mining operations.