20,000 tonnes of toxic waste were allegedly dumped by Boliden in a marginalized neighborhood in Arica, Chile, causing severe health issues among residents.
“A toxic waste scandal.”
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20,000 tonnes of toxic waste were allegedly dumped by Boliden in a marginalized neighborhood in Arica, Chile, causing severe health issues among residents.
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In the Chilean city of Arica, residents confront the aftermath of a toxic waste scandal involving the Swedish mining company Boliden. The company allegedly dumped 20,000 tonnes of hazardous materials in a local neighborhood, resulting in serious health problems for many. Community members report ailments linked to this contamination, prompting a fight for justice and accountability. The documentary follows their struggle, raising issues of corporate responsibility and environmental justice in a vulnerable area.
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Why Watch
- See the impact of Boliden's toxic waste on Arica residents.
- Meet the community fighting for justice against a mining giant.
- Find out about corporate responsibility in environmental issues.
Did You Know
- Boliden dumped 20,000 tonnes of toxic waste in Arica, Chile.
- Residents reported various health issues linked to toxic exposure.
- The film has a duration of 97 minutes.
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What company is accused of dumping toxic waste in Arica, Chile?
The Swedish mining company Boliden is accused of dumping 20,000 tonnes of toxic waste in Arica.
What health issues have residents of Arica reported?
Residents of Arica have reported various ailments linked to toxic exposure from the waste dumping.
What is the duration of the documentary 'Arica'?
The documentary 'Arica' has a duration of 97 minutes.
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