Glencore evacuates personnel after protesters vandalize Antapaccay mine camp
The campsite at Glencore’s Antapaccay copper mine in Peru was vandalized by a group of people protesting against the country’s new president.
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Brazil should work with other countries to curb illegal gold trade, says mining lobby
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