VOICED : Canadian mine digs up gold Mexican town digs up bodies

In Capitolio, a small town in southern Mexico, the presence of a Canadian-owned mine, Goldcorp, has brought both economic benefits and increased criminal activity. The wealth generated by the mine has attracted gangs, leading to violence and insecurity. Despite the community's pleas for government protection, little has been done, prompting residents to take matters into their own hands. The situation highlights the complex interplay between economic development and social challenges in mining regions.

How did the local authorities respond to the violence and the community's calls for help?

What were the consequences of the violence on the miners and the community?