Coca-Cola and Nestlé are are reportedly in the process of privatizing the largest reserve of water in South America.
Known as the Guarani Aquifer, it is located beneath the surface of Brazil, Argentina, Paraguay and Uruguay and is also the second largest-known aquifer system in the world.
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The big corporations are plundering the planet to profit off a natural resource that should be freely available to all….former Nestle boss Peter Brabeck-Letmathe has already claimed that water is not a human right and should be privatized and controlled.
Truth Theory reports:
Reported by Correiodo Brasil the major transnational conglomerates are “striding forward” with their negotiations to privatize the aquifer system. Meetings have already been reserved with authorities of the current government, such as Michel Temer, to outline procedures required for private companies to exploit the water sources. The concession contracts will last more than 100 years.
The first public conversation about this dilemma was scheduled on the same day the process of voting for the impeachment of President Dilma Rousseff was opened. As Central Politico reports, “This coincidence was fatal for the adjournment of the meeting.”
“There must be another list of projects to be granted or privatized in the medium term, with auctions that may occur in up to one year, such as Eletrobras energy distributors and freshwater sources,” adds the news site, translated via Google from Portuguese.
This issue extends beyond South America, as all humans will be affected by the decision to privatize the second-largest aquifer system in the world. Essentially, the corporations are profiting off a natural resource that should be freely available to all.
Under the Guarani Aquifer Project’s Environmental Protection and Sustainable Development Project, known as ANA’s Guarani Aquifer Project (SAG), the aquifer would be managed and preserved for present and future generations. Following the conservatives’ victory in Argentina and the coup d’état, pressed for by the ultra right in Paraguay and Brazil, only Uruguay was left to vote on the privatization of the aquifer.
Approximately two-thirds (1.2 million km²) of the reserve is located in Brazilian territory, specifically in the states of Goiás, Mato Grosso do Sul, Minas Gerais, São Paulo, Paraná, Santa Catarina and Rio Grande do Sul. Future generations will ultimately suffer if this deal goes through, which is why human rights organizations around the world are getting involved.
“Organized civil society is alert to possible privatization strategies of transnational economic groups. Since 2003, the Organization of American States (OAS) and the World Bank, through the Global Environment Facility (GEF), have implemented the Environmental Protection and Sustainable Development project to gather and develop research on the Guarani Aquifer , with the objective of implementing a common institutional, legal and technical model for MERCOSUR countries,” says a document from the Human Rights Organization Terra de Direitos.
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Bullshit. Source: a fake news leftist site.
Keep up the great work!
This is actually happening all around the US as well! There need to be limits on what liberties can be taken in this regard.
The most important one I’m aware of is UN IPCC founder Maurice Strong’s and his partner former EPA director William Ruckelshaus”s attempt to drain the aquifer under Colorado’s San Luis Valley, where Strong’s Baca Ranch and David Rockefeller’s NWO headquarters, the Aspen Institute, were located. They planned to destroy the environment of the valley, its ranches and agriculture, and the environment of the Great Sand Dunes National Monument and sell the water to adjacent cities. Local resident George Hunt led the citizen’s protest that resulted in their defeat in subsequent litigation.
Capitalism, is dependant usury. Usury, is propagated via banking, especially central banking and that is communism for oligarchs, and against the masses. Representational Democracy is power centralised in a few hands, and the hope they are honest and transparent and above all fair. Along with the believe that they can leave those people in charge of governing the ‘protective measures’ that prevent them being dishonest.
People need to seriously rethink what they want things governing them, and if the things they were taught in schools are the only ways.
https://justice4poland.com/2016/04/27/capitalism-usury/
I assume they bought Acuifero Guarani from HW Bush, who owned it for years
:https://agorafinancial.com/2015/04/24/why-did-george-bush-buy-nearly-300000-acres-in-paraguay/
“Acuifero Guarani covers roughly 460,000 square miles under parts of Brazil, Paraguay, Uruguay and Argentina. It is estimated to contain about 8,900 cubic miles of water.” If you can’t quite imagine 8,900 miles of water, picture a pool
nearly three times the size of California. That should give you a decent idea.” Agora Financial’s 2015 article states.
There’s been a significant international trend by the NWO towards privatizing all natural resources that are essential to life, including water and agricultural land, since HW Bush signed the unratified UN Kyoto Agreement in 1992, which bans all private property.
IT’S PITIFUL and criminal THAT politicians are capitalizing on natural resources, leaving THIER people to pay astronomical prices for resources that actually SHOULD belong to them??
That is Agenda 21, now apart of Agenda 2030. Out of the UN but created by internationalist oligarchs like Rothschild and Rockefeller.
They’ve destroyed Haiti for all their resources and look how they live.Nothing but Greed.
people need to watch ” a world without water” and ” blue gold”. both on youtube, not even new.
No one should overlook the Nestlé infant formula scandal of the 70s, when discounting what lengths corporations will take in creating a need where none existed before. Solely in the interests of creating and exploiting (would be) retail consumers for profit!