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Article 36 sets forth the effects of said prohibition: if any mining work is carried out in protected areas, the mining authority may demand its removal and proceed with eviction without additional payment, compensation, or reparation. Mr. Martínez de Hoz, an arbitrator in this case, dissented.
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