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Notes
1This timeline was developed from the following sources: “Chixoy Development Project: Environmental Impact Reconnaissance” Robert Goodland and Richard Pollard, The Cary Arboretum of the New York Botanical Garden, Environmental Protection Program (1978); Comparative Analysis of BID Experience with Resettlement Based on Evaluations of the Arenal and Chixoy Projects” William L. Partridge, Consultant to the Banco Interamericano de Desarrollo (December 1983); “The Chixoy Dam and the Massacres at Rio Negro, Agua Fria and Los Encuentros: A Report on Multilateral Financial Institution Accountability” by Paula Goldman, Casey Kelso and Monika Parik, The Working Group on Multilateral Institution Accountability, Graduate Policy Workshop: Human Rights and Non-State Actors, Woodrow Wilson School, Princeton University, December 2000 ⟨http://www.advocacynet.org/pdf/resource/Report-Princeton-Chixoy-Executive-Summary.pdf⟩; and, “The Rio Negro Massacres” by Jesus Tecu Osorio, translated from the Spanish original “Memoria de las Masacres de Rio Negro” Rights Action (2003).
2“A People Dammed” by Witness for Peace (1996). (http://www.irn.org/programs/chixoy/index.asp?id=tech.html).
3“Life Submerged: The Environmental Impacts of Guatemala's Chixoy Dam” by Karen Levy. Report written for International Rivers Network (April, 2002). ⟨http://www.irn.org/programs/chixoy/index.asp?id=tech.html⟩.
4See, for example, problems detailed in “The Chixoy Dam: The Maya Achi' Genocide. The Story of Forced Resettlement” by Jaroslave Colajacomo Thematic Review 1.2: Dams, Indigenous People and vulnerable ethnic minorities, World Commission on Dams Briefing Paper ⟨http://www.dams.org/kbase/thematic/tr12.htm⟩.