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Brazilian municipalities argue that international action reinforces sovereignty

Municipalities responded to case trying to stop them from filing intentional lawsuits

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A home destroyed by the Mariana disaster in Barra Longa, Brazil. Credit: Pogust Goodhead

A home destroyed by the Mariana disaster in Barra Longa, Brazil. Credit: Pogust Goodhead | Credits: Pogust Goodhead

Brazilian lawyers have argued that international legal actions against mining giants BHP reinforce national sovereignty, in response to arguments by industry bodies to the contrary. Municipalities in...

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