Juan Montes

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An insidious attempt at corporate colonialism has been taking over the economy and the media, and is now targeting the acequia system in the Superfund site of Questa and water policy statewide. Chevron has silently but steadily permeated the local political and infrastructural system through its money and influence in a well-planned public relations scheme to limit its liability and legal responsibilities to the community it contaminated and polluted.