picturesteeshottrend: AMZ - Pablo Batista hailed the decision as a big setback for what he called a “fraudulent” project that he said made “fake promises” of new jobs for the island.

Wednesday, August 25, 2021

AMZ - Pablo Batista hailed the decision as a big setback for what he called a “fraudulent” project that he said made “fake promises” of new jobs for the island.

Pablo Batista, a spokesman of the Ben Magec-Ecologistas en Acción group, hailed the decision as a big setback for what he called a “fraudulent” project that he said made “fake promises” of new jobs for the island. “The whole idea of offering the island as a back-up was nothing else but as a strategy to put pressure on the Hawaii plans,” Batista said. In a statement, the group also said that “the five years that the TIO consortium has lost on La Palma should make it reflect on the arrogant and disrespectful strategy that they have carried out both in Hawaii and in the Canary Islands, emboldened by institutional support and despising the arguments of the opposition to the TMT.” The group's concerns echo some of the concerns expressed by those fighting the telescope in Hawaii, said Kealoha Pisciotta, one of the leaders seeking to keep the project off Mauna Kea. “I’m glad that they challenged it, because like here, the challenge helps bring awareness to TMT's not only lack of following the process, but caring for the environment and Hawaiians’ sacred site,” she said.

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