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BBVA Banco Bilbao Vizcaya Argentaria (BBVA), is a multinational Spanish banking group. It was formed in 1999 from a merger of Banco Bilbao Vizcaya and Argentaria.BBVA is the second… |
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Citi Citigroup Inc., doing business as Citi, is a major American financial services company based in New York, NY. Citigroup was formed from a merger between Citicorp and financial… |
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Belo Monte dam project The Belo Monte Dam on the Xingu River is currently the largest dam project under consideration anywhere on the planet, and would be the world’s third largest in installed… |
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Ilisu Dam The 1,200 MW Ilisu dam project is planned on the Tigris River in Southeast Turkey, some 50 km away from the border with Syria and Iraq. A 1,800 m-long wall will form a 313… |
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Andritz In recent years the Andritz Group has developed into a globally present market leader for customized plant, systems and services for specialized industries - mainly for hydropower,… |
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STOP ILISU CAMPAGIN |
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Ilisu dam Action day 2010 - Europe Mar 15, 2010
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Protests against Andritz Mar 14, 2011
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videos
| Standing Rivers- trailer Apr 04, 2011 - "Standing Rivers" is a documentary by Markus Ochs, Johannes Gierlinger, Philipp Kleibel. As film students they collected footage and interviewed people in the affected region in 2010. |
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| Sinking History - Turkey Aug 23, 2010 - An ancient village in Hasankeyf, Southeast Turkey, is in danger of being submerged under 30 metres of water due to a new dam, leaving five thousand people homeless and destitute.
In 1954, the IIisu Dam Project entered the lives of the Hasankeyf community. Once completed, the dam will submerge the village and the entire valley. Most of the inhabitants work as traders, civil servants and farmers that rely on the land. "Tourism could be a great resource for Hasankeyf", but no one will invest in a village that could be under water in a few years time. Hasankeyf lives with the threat of flooding in "suspended time". |
