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Hello, I'm Grace Livingstone.

On today's business daily, we look at growing opposition to mining in Latin America.

The region is a leading producer of copper, silver, iron and lithium.

But the environmental and social impact of mining have sparked protests in many countries

and several governments have taken action.

Costa Rica outlawed open pit mining in 2002, and in 2017, El Salvador became the first country in the world to ban all metal mining.

Earlier this year, Honduras banned open pit mining.

And Colombia's new president is considering a moratorium on new mining contracts.

I'm getting in a helicopter and we're going to fly to the mine.

There are also calls for a mining moratorium in Panama,

and I start my report by visiting that country's largest ever mine,

which began operations three years ago.

So your seatbelt is a four point?

Cobra Panama is an enormous copper mine

built in tropical forest on the Caribbean coast of Panama.

It's owned by the Canadian company First Quantum

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