Mexican mineworkers march against Americas Gold and Silver Corp.
The Canadian miner rejects the protest action and deems illegal a blockade at its San Rafael mine in Sinaloa.
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Ivanhoe Mines employee dies after accident at copper project in Congo
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Greatly boosting this sector’s upside potential, silver is still wildly undervalued relative to prevailing gold levels.
Honbridge’s SAM confident $2bn Brazil iron mine will go ahead
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