Portman, a la sombra de Roberto

This documentary explores the legacy of more than one hundred thousand slaves who worked in the mountains of Carthage, extracting silver for the prosperous Roman colony. It examines the transformation of Portman Bay, known as "Portus Magnus," from a vital resource hub to an area burdened by toxic waste from contemporary mining operations.

The film presents not only the historical significance of this site but also highlights the delicate balance that existed before modern industrial activities disrupted the ecosystem. It addresses the environmental concerns caused by Robert Sink, the largest mining operation in the world, and its impact on the beautiful bay and surrounding communities. This documentary is an important resource for those interested in the intersection of history, labor, and environmental issues.