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Cerro Colorado is one of the largest, and most controversial, copper mines in the world. It is located 40km from David but it is not open to the public due to security issues. The mining of this area was much opposed by the indigenous people from here, the Ngöbe Buglé Indians. They went on a hunger strike that made headline news but still the mining went ahead.































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