Lima, in November. 09 .- The regional president of Huancavelica, Federico Salas, said today that "at least at this time" Pampamali mining does not pollute or affect the area where it operates, and this has been a source of conflict between some communities this week.
"Not that this small-scale mining is polluting or affecting, at least at this point, so that the region has been certified," said TV Peru.
noted, however, that there are residents of the district Secclla that threatened their future to maintain farming and ranching.
"They are doing a preventive measure that do not occur in small and medium experiences of the past mining activities really smashed. There is a fear, and that has led them to cope with the mine and the community working on it, "he said.
Salas said his administration will verify that the programs on the environment posed by mining will be enforced and monitored so as not to contaminate the water and protect the population.
"Huancavelica required to protect its people and its interests, and investment. We have to deal with a lot of trial and the issue prudently and protect both scenarios, "said .
also requested to mining zealous in the care of the environment, it is not subject today but for future generations.
On the other hand, favored the delivery of mining royalties to the people, form raised by a bill sent to Congress Executive .
"In recent years the fee was given to the region or municipality and are not necessarily channeled the use of the area that could be affected. I've always said that's unfair, "he said.
added that "if it affects someone or force him to retire or productive activity such as mining, as little as possible to compensate."
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