Centerra Gold, Kyrgyzstan close to Kumtor out-of-court deal
Prime Minister Akylbek Japarov said the government was in the final stages of settling its dispute with Centerra over the massive gold mine.
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Panama to receive First Quantum’s plan for power plant conversion by June
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