Prácticas responsables de la empresa Minercondor y su impacto social - ambiental en los derechos humanos de la comunidad de la vereda El Mortiño, cerca al municipio de Socha, Boyacá

Abstract

This document reflects the research work carried out during the 2013 school year by two students from the Faculty of Social Communication for Peace, one with an emphasis on communication in conflict and the other on organizational communication. This research wanted to find in the interdisciplinary nature of the areas, a meeting point in the dynamics of responsible practices that the Minercondor mining company can exercise and its impact on the community where it operates economically, in the El Mortiño village near the municipality of Socha, Boyacá; A process that deepened in different areas of social interest such as human rights, quality of life, the management of Corporate Social Responsibility, the implementation of good practices, and even the definition of a strategic-transformative communication in favor of the environment. This project that undoubtedly touches on a topic of current interest, which is being debated in different political and / or formative scenarios, contains the most important moments of the work: the problem delimitation, the conceptual-referential construction, the methodological description and the presentation of the findings that allowed us to find a reliable case where mining does not necessarily tend to be the environmental predator, but rather an economic opportunity in which responsible practices are exercised, the community is thought of as a key, and channels are opened with favorable proposals for both social and sustainable growth.