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The macroeconomic situation of Mozambique
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The two faces of the ruby mining
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Health in mining areas
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How is mercury used to extract gold?
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Ruby mining: survival or business?
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Buried alive
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The thin line between wealth and death
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The earth caved in and my brother died
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Women forced into prostitution
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My country is rich, but I am not rich.
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The Namanhumbir Health Centre
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Precariousness in the mines
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Alcohol and prostitution
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Environmental issues provoked by the mining activity
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Teamwork
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Lack of standards of hygiene or dignified working conditions
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Working at great depths.
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Marcelino with his family.
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The caverns as their homes.
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Precariousness of the Health Centre
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Prostitution in the mines
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A job with no benefits
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Lack of employment In Mozambique
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Burning the mercury
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Toni, Soraya, Iván and Raúl in the gold mines
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Soraya explaining the risks of mercury
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Raúl and Iñaki in a mining village
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Child labour in the mines
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Without prospects for the future
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Iván y Toni conversando
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The insufficient reward
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The use of mercury
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Mining as the only choice for living,
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Looking for the precious stone
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