This post regarding Monica Petersen https://i.sli.mg/PsLtmj.png in regards to finding a connection between Morne Bossa Mine and Caracol.

There is one concrete thread and that is the Rodhams/Clintons.

Caracol was of course a pet project of sorts of the CF, held as a rebuilding effort but one of the primary investors in it is SEA-A from Korea with a checkered past in both Haiti and Guatemala:

http://abcnews.go.com/Politics/haiti-factory-big-money-state-department-clintons-meet/story?id=42729714

"[The invitation to SEA-A to anchor the industrial park occurred despite past allegations of worker abuse the company faced in Guatemala. As the labor group Worker Rights Consortium reported in 2012, Sae-A’s Guatemala managers were accused of stifling union workers and mistreating female employees. The New York Times reported in 2012 that, before sealing the deal in Haiti, the AFL-CIO sent a detailed memo to American and international officials describing “acts of violence and intimidation” and declaring the company “one of the major labor violators.” A SAE-A spokesman told ABC News that “corrective action was taken, including dismissal of two of our local managers and improvement of grievance procedures.”

Now assertions against the company are emerging in Haiti, according to workers and labor advocates interviewed by ABC News. In April, a group called Better Work Haiti published a report finding the factory was noncompliant in the areas of sexual harassment, bullying and humiliation of employees. Yannick Etienne, a labor organizer, told ABC News she received reports from SAE-A workers that they had to provide sexual favors to supervisors in order to obtain jobs in the factory.

“We’ve heard that there are people who are victim of this sexual harassment situation in the park,” she said.

SAE-A spokesman Lon Garwood told ABC News that the “health, safety and well-being of workers is our priority.”

“If something arises,” he said, “we act swiftly to adjust and address it.”

During a tour of the factory for ABC News, an SEA-A manager said those issues were minor and in the past — mainly the result of misunderstandings, not ill will. Today, signs posted around the factory floor show cartoon images with a red slash through them of managers bullying employees.

But factory officials were reluctant to let ABC News reporters talk directly to workers during a recent visit. When ABC News asked to speak with workers, one company official spoke in Korean to another, saying, “I don’t think you should allow that.” Eventually, three workers were taken from another part of the factory to be interviewed.

Haitians are just eager for the work, said one of the workers, Mileon Fontila, as her managers looked on. “They’re just trying to get more people jobs,” she said.

An Investment in Clinton Aide’s New Firm

Two years after the factory was operational, Mills had left the State Department. She turned up, according to an online press release, at a Sae-A company event in Costa Rica. She appeared there, the release said, on behalf of her privately owned international development firm, Black Ivy Group. “Ms. Mills was invited and came to the event as a guest, as did many others,” Garwood said, in response to questions from ABC News.

The chairman of SAE-A, Woong-ki Kim, was identified on the Black Ivy website as one of the initial investors in the firm. That page has since been taken down. “The chairman’s investment in Black Ivy was a personal investment that was not made until late in 2014,” Garwood said. “As a policy, the chairman does not discuss his personal investments.”

Black Ivy Group is described on its website as a firm that “builds and grows commercial enterprises in sub-Saharan Africa” and focuses on “building and leveraging a vast network of global and local relationships spanning the public, private and government sectors.” Mills’ partner in the venture, Jean-Louis Warnholz, worked on the Caracol project in Haiti while serving as a senior State Department adviser to Hillary Clinton.

Messages left with Black Ivy and with Mills’ attorney were not returned.

The Clinton Foundation’s chairman told ABC News that it “was not involved” in the decision to build Caracol, did not work to recruit Sae-A as its anchor tenant, did not help secure financing from the Inter-American Development Bank or help persuade companies such as Gap and Wal-Mart to buy goods there.]"

http://cepr.net/blogs/haiti-relief-and-reconstruction-watch/environmental-labor-concerns-overlooked-in-rush-to-build-caracol-park-part-ii

http://www.nytimes.com/2012/07/06/world/americas/earthquake-relief-where-haiti-wasnt-broken.html?pagewanted=5&_r=2&hp

Meanwhile Tony Rodham has helped VCS get mining permits in Morne Bossa though connections via the Clinton Foundation and its associates.

https://www.washingtonpost.com/politics/role-of-hillary-clintons-brother-in-haiti-gold-mine-raises-eyebrows/2015/03/20/c8b6e3bc-cc05-11e4-a2a7-9517a3a70506_story.html?utm_term=.bd3081e0ea61

And some of the remaining gold and other resources have vanished. Raw materials are a good way of buying what ever one might need without leaving any trails.

https://miningawareness.wordpress.com/2013/01/06/haiti-morne-bossa-gold-missing/ https://www.wikileaks.com/plusd/cables/09PORTAUPRINCE758_a.html http://www.motherjones.com/politics/2015/04/hillary-clinton-hugh-tony-rodham

His actions in Cambodia are notable in his meeting in 1998 with Hun Sen though publicly not a whole lot came of it.

"We came to see what fits here in Cambodia, and there are many fits," he told reporters—speaking at a hotel, the Associated Press dryly noted, that was owned by a Cambodian businessman banned from doing business in the United States because of his alleged involvement in the drug trade.

“I just bring different peoples together. I help them negotiate deals. I solve problems for people.”

The Cambodia connection isn't completely damning but Hun Sen is a bit of a shady dictator running a country with a serious human trafficking problem. 2015 article: http://www.akp.gov.kh/?p=73397 2016: http://www.voanews.com/a/exclusive-dueling-missives-press-obama-cambodian-hun-sen-asean-human-rights/3187827.html

Wikipedia on HT in Cambodia (Note that child sex tourism is a major concern. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Human_trafficking_in_Cambodia

And maybe this bit may sound a little familiar.

https://www.washingtonpost.com/opinions/the-fight-against-child-sex-trafficking-in-cambodia-is-far-from-over/2015/05/21/743c8e44-ff19-11e4-805c-c3f407e5a9e9_story.html?utm_term=.818bcd7c9902

From our Friends at the WaPo, "I write to you from Svay Pak, a village outside Phnom Penh where our rescue team has worked with the Cambodian police for the past year and found a very different story: The big business of selling prepubescent girls to foreign pedophiles for thousands of dollars still exists, though it looks very different than it did a decade ago."  

Maybe its best to look at Haiti and the CF's dealings there with a broader scope than just child trafficking. I just wanted to look at something today that wasn't Comet/Tunnel related for a change, and the makings of simple exploitation possible or confirmed in Haiti by deals brought into place by the Rodhams/Clintons are there. Monica Petersen may not have been directly investigating CF but may have been stopped in examining one or several of there interests, and of course she was there investigating HT.