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I read that some of these residents are going through a series of cancer check-up before the construction of the smelter, they will continue to do so DURING the construction and AFTER. I can only shake my head in disbelief.

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New protest action stalls smelter work again

A fresh wave of protest action by La Brea residents trying to force the State to give them the homes they want in exchange for relocation, stalled construction work on the Alutrint aluminium smelter again yesterday. Ref. Source 2

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Alutrint's chinese labour Connection

The Alutrint smelter plant, now in its early construction phase, will employ local people on a limited basis. This was a condition included in the agreement between China's EXIM bank and the Government of Trinidad and Tobago when both parties signed off on the final tranche of a US$400 million loan on May 4 at the Hyatt Regency Hotel in Port of Spain. Ref. Source 4

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Name: Smeltusnot

Comments: Sorry, we cannot let our future be taken from us by this gov. We will use ANY means and force necessary to eliminate such a venture for us and the children!

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Activists eager to greet PM at Alutrint

When Prime Minister Patrick Manning attends the official unveiling ceremony of a power plant to supply Alutrint's aluminium smelter at La Brea tomorrow, he can expect a greeting from protesting anti-smelter activists and disgruntled residents. Ref. Source 4

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Residents: Smelter work shaking us out of bed

The builders of the Alutrint aluminium smelter were faced with another obstacle yesterday-residents angered that heavy construction work was shaking them out of bed. Ref. Source 2

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Smeltering questions

It is difficult if not impossible to determine the exact status of the Alutrint smelter development. Many opponents put it in the same uncertain state as the Mittal steel plant at Claxton Bay. On the other hand the message coming from the company is that it is going ahead as planned and the Government's position is that it will be the only shareholder but that the project will be funded by the Chinese Government. Ref. Source 1

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I really don't know why all these discussions about the smelter because in the end, the government will do their thing and do it regardless of what people think.