Isabel P. Ball I appreciate Ms. Couman's efforts. Though ATS was a subject for interpretation, and the U.S. Supreme Court finally sealed its doors to foreign cases on human rights and the environment abuse, the U.S. Counsel seemed oblivious of the threat and magnitude of the court's impending decision. One other confusing aspect pertains to the pose of Counsel Scott having had basically thrown in the towel, and he wants out of the case. So what is Marinduque still waiting for after it has made it's firm position in opposition of the settlement, hook, line, and sinker. It is again too still a night for Marinduquenos, receiving no pronouncements after making the resounding NO against Barrick. Lastly, I tend to question the legal strategy made by PG to pursue the case in the U.S. instead of in Canada. There were unfounded fear that Canadian court might only allow a small compensation for the damages apart from the judges also dubiously pro Barrick, a decision that locals here refer to as a hometown decision.
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