tnx repair7, although I disagree w/you about whether or not it s/b easy to find, substantiate and verify. It is material, therefore it is relevant.

...anyway, I surely am not the only one who wanted a better listing and I actually did found some info at the KRY website...copy/paste below...and I noticed that the .pdf file for the minutes of The National Assembly (VZ) Permanent Committee for Economic Development (Republica Bolivariana) meeting 6/4/08 said, on pg 23 of the 29 pgs that Luis Cottin submitted for the knowledge of the Congressmen, a detailed report of the project in print and magnetic means, as well as a series of pictures and a video, where one can see: the social work undergone by he company and the environmental impact and restoration tecyhniques.....

I'd like to see that video. As nobody on this ENTIRE AGRACOM board thought it important enough to offer any comment or reply to me on this question of mine except one member, I guess I'm gonna have to hound dog this all by my lonesome, eh? Guess I'll need to just ask corp BOD how one can view this video. Amazing that I'm the only one interested. Oh well... I'll let ya'll know when/if I find out.

...meanwhile...that copy/paste form KRY website with a VERY general listing of their improvements at LC area:

Social Development Programs

Crystallex is committed to employing the highest standards of corporate citizenship at Las Cristinas and recognizes the importance of developing a long term partnership with the local communities. The Company’s social development program for Las Cristinas is dedicated to supporting the communities near Las Cristinas with long term employment training, economic development, local infrastructure and health care. Crystallex has hired a Community Relations Director, based in Las Claritas, to oversee the implementation of the social development program. To date, Crystallex has spent approximately US$2.0 million on the Las Cristinas social development program.

A number of local infrastructure construction projects have been completed, including:

• Thirty new homes were constructed for local residents.
• Built and installed three new water treatment plants, inclusive of reticulation.
• Built and installed two new sewage treatment plants and related sewerage network.
• Upgraded and paved local community roads.
• Continuing with the upgrading of the local medical centre and supplying of medicines on a monthly basis.
• Providing ongoing job training programs to small miners' associations.
• Sponsoring training programs to local communities.
• Established government anti-malaria facility at site.

In addition, the Company employs over 125 local residents and is providing ongoing programs for technical assistance training and the Company is also funding and administering a scholastic scholarship program.

On January 26, 2004, the mayor of the Municipality of Sifontes and the Governor of Bolivar State presented Crystallex and the Las Cristinas Project with the “Orden (Order of) General Dimingos Sifontes – Primera Clase”. This annual award is the highest award bestowed by the Municipality and recognizes Crystallex’s contribution to the Municipality and its residents.