Stephen McGrath

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FILE - In this Sunday, Oct. 20, 2013 file photo, protesters, one wearing a mask and holding a poster that reads 'The revolution starts from Rosia Montana,' sit on the pavement, blocking the traffic, in front of the Romanian parliament during a protest against a Canadian gold mining project in Bucharest, Romania. Rosia Montana, the site of ancient Roman mining galleries in a mountainous western Romanian region and home to Europe's largest gold deposits, an estimated 314 tonnes, which was set to be exploited over a 16-year period by Gabriel Resources, a Canadian mining company that gained concession rights to the area in 1999, was added to UNESCO's World Heritage list Tuesday, July 27, 2021.
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