Maestría Derecho Minero - Ambiental

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    Exigencia De Requisitos Adicionales A Los Titulares Mineros y Proponentes Por Medio De La Resolución 100 de 2020 y La Legalidad de Estos
    (Universidad Santo Tomás, 2025-02-25) Castro Castro, John Alex; Herrera, Claudia Marcela; Universidad Santo Tomás
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    ¿Cómo Derruir la Culpa Patronal en la Actividad Subterránea de Extracción de Carbón en Boyacá?
    (Universidad Santo Tomás, 2025-03-04) Monroy Mongua, Juan Fernando; González Barón, , Lina Johana
    This paper condenses and clarifies the legal elements developed by the Labor Cassation Chamber of the Supreme Court of Justice, which mining employers engaged in underground coal mining in Boyacá can use as the basis for their defense strategies in civil liability lawsuits for employer fault, in which they are the passive party. This is in light of the fact that this industry has the highest rates of workplace accidents and occupational diseases in the country. The goal is for the employer to adhere to the grounds for acquittal in order to achieve a similar outcome. The strategy certainly begins by avoiding and destabilizing the establishment of the elements of the claim by the plaintiff, as an obligation imposed by the subjective liability regime outlined in Article 216 of the Labor Code (CST).
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    Las Sociedades de Interés Colectivo –BIC, Como Herramienta Útil para las Empresas del Sector Minero en Colombia. Una Propuesta para su Implementación en Brasil.
    (Universidad Santo Tomás, 2024) Suárez Rojas, Jenniffer Liliana; Maldonado Narvaez, Marlon Ivan; Universidad Santo Tomás
    This paper examines the implementation of Benefit and Collective Interest Companies (BICs) in Colombia, focusing on the mining sector, and assesses the feasibility of adapting this model in Brazil. A descriptive and analytical methodological approach is employed, including literature review, study of the Law and statistical analysis. The results show that the adoption of BIC status by mining companies represents a great opportunity to move towards more sustainable production systems. However, the uptake of this approach in the mining sector has been limited, pointing to barriers to implementation and highlighting the need for incentives for a broader transition to sustainability. The situation in Brazil, where sustainability and corporate responsibility are on the rise, represents an excellent opportunity to adopt the BIC model, and could benefit significantly from the implementation of a legal framework.