
José De Echave
José De Echave is a former Deputy Minister of Environmental Management in Peru, known for his advocacy on environmental issues and the sustainable management of natural resources. His insights into the impacts of illegal mining on both the environment and cultural heritage have made him a prominent voice in discussions surrounding mining policies in Peru. Recently, he highlighted the risks posed by illegal mining operations in the Nasca and Palpa provinces, particularly in relation to archaeological sites, emphasizing the urgent need for state intervention to protect Peru's cultural and environmental assets.
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José De Echave also provided input for Roberto Sánchez's proposal for 'new mining'.
Roberto Sánchez | Representantes de la minería informal Confemin Confederación Nacional de Pequeña Minería y Minería Artesanal del Perú en reuniones con la cúpula de Juntos por el Perú: La historia detrás | Elecciones 2026 | 7 de junio | TLCNOTAJosé de Echave highlights the significant reduction in large mining projects in Peru.
Minería | Perú | Oro y pequeños productores, por Santiago Pedraglio | OPINION
Former Deputy Minister of Environmental Management, José De Echave, explains that the reduction of the archaeological protection area endangers heritage.
Se acorta la distancia entre mineros ilegales y Líneas de Nasca: hay más de 300 inscripciones de Reinfo en área recortada | Ministerio de cultura | PERU











