Ricardo Navarro
Ricardo Navarro is the president of CESTA (El Salvador Center for Appropriate Technology), a prominent environmental organization in El Salvador. He is known for his advocacy against mining activities in the country, emphasizing the need to protect communities and natural resources. Navarro has been vocal about the government's push for mining exploitation, arguing that it favors large capital interests over the welfare of local populations. His activism is part of a broader movement that includes various social and environmental organizations in opposing mining practices that threaten health and the environment.
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Dominican Republic:
Ricardo Navarro is the president of the Salvadoran Center for Appropriate Technology, addressing water distribution issues.
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Mexico:
Ricardo Navarro is the president of the Salvadoran Center for Appropriate Technology, emphasizing the water distribution issues.
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Costa Rica:
Ricardo Navarro is the president of the Salvadoran Center for Appropriate Technology, emphasizing the crisis in water service distribution.
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El Salvador:
Ricardo Navarro proposed relocating the CIFCO project to a less occupied area to prevent environmental damage.
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El Salvador:
Ricardo Navarro warned about the environmental risks of deforestation and criticized construction plans in El Salvador.
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El Salvador:
Ricardo Navarro participated in the march and advocated against the construction of CIFCO in El Espino.
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El Salvador:
Ricardo Navarro participated in the march and warned about the consequences of deforestation in the area.
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Kenya:
Ricardo Navarro explained that Salvadorans were tired and disappointed by previous governments, which allowed Bukele to win in 2019.
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Dominican Republic:
Ricardo Navarro commented on Bukele's rise as a rejection of the previous bipartisan system.
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El Salvador:
Ricardo Navarro urged President Nayib Bukele to reconsider the decision to build CIFCO in El Espino.
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