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Extremadura is one of the richest regions of biodiversity and best preserved of Europe, and its economy retains a strong agricultural base. The pretension of converting the region into a supplier of uranium on a large scale aggression is intolerable to the survival of their natural environment and the health of its population (already severely threatened by a series of projects of significant environmental impact: License Renewal Almaraz nuclear power plant, oil refinery in Tierra de Barros, power plants in the region of Merida, etc.) as well as nurture the growth of civil nuclear industry and international military.
Therefore, we join the public demand that the Junta de Extremadura immediately cancel all current prospecting operations or tendered, and thereupon arbitrator appropriate legal mechanisms to prevent sharp and definite way all uranium mining activity in the region of Extremadura, in the context of a comprehensive environmental policy that preserves the environmental and landscape values \u200b\u200bspecific to the region, both to enhance its already important role as a net contributor in the fight global defense of this small, fragile and beautiful planet that everyone we stand.
SIGNED (on July 16, 2009):
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Carmen González, a journalist and blogger (Lugo)
Julio Alguacil Gómez, Professor of Sociology Univ Carlos III (Madrid) Maria Aurora
Alvarez Suárez, teacher (Gijón)
Barberán i Oscar Garcia, drama (El Masnou, Catalonia)
Abalde Pablo Campos, renewable energy (Vigo)
Cañada Rafael Núñez, GP (Málaga)
Jazeera Cañada Téllez, a professor of English and second language (Málaga)
Dulce Conde de Pedro, a housewife (Valdecaballeros, Badajoz)
David Lace Curtain, poor employee (Málaga)
Sonia E. Durand, university teacher (Buenos Aires, Argentina)
Pedro Escobar Muñoz, professor of CEPA (Badajoz)
Carlos Fernández Liria, professor UCM (Madrid)
Ana Fuentes, psychologist (Madrid)
Fco Javier Galán González, conductor (Villanueva de La Serena, Badajoz)
Guezuraga Fco Javier Telleria, retired (Bilbao)
Gil Carles Farré, Professor IES (Barcelona)
Esther Hidalgo Moreno, laborer (Havana, Badajoz)
María Jiménez Santos, teacher (Hernán Pérez Cáceres)
Rafael Sáenz de Santa Maria Lepe, official (Llerena, Badajoz)
Salvador López Arnal, teacher, collaborator of Rebellion and El Viejo Topo (Barcelona)
Carlos Luengo Gonzalez computer (Don Benito, Badajoz)
Salavert Miguel Manzanera, representing SODEPAZ-Extremadura (Zafra, Badajoz)
Manel Marquez historian, editor of Kaosenlared (Terrassa, Barcelona)
Maria Maza, graphic artist (Barbastro, Huesca)
Mirás Joaquin Albarran, Professor IES (Santa Coloma de Gramanet, Barcelona)
José Luis Moreno Pestana, philosophy professor at UCA (Cadiz) José Manuel Pérez
Naredo, free professional (Madrid)
Joseph K. Azurmendi Olasagarre standing (Berlin, Germany)
Francisco M. Moruno Parejo, teacher-researcher (Don Benito, Badajoz)
Gerardo Pisarello, UB professor, member of the editorial board of Without Permission (Barcelona)
Rosa Ribell Boada, historian (Sabadell, Barcelona)
Caterina Rodriguez Briones, Professor IES (Barcelona)
Carlos Ruano García, teacher and union representative (Hernán Pérez Cáceres)
Diego Luis Sanromán, teacher (Madrid)
Sardiña Carlos Galan, a journalist and blogger (Cantabria)
Manuel Sosa Aparicio, counselor (Badajoz)
Carlos Abel Suarez, journalist (Buenos Aires, Argentina)
Virginia Tellez Rico, Language Arts teacher IES (Málaga)
Torrent Ruben Romero, standing (Sabadell, Barcelona)
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