Indigenous groups in Peru’s northernmost department demand mining concession nullity
A 1000-hectare concession in the upper basin of the Nanay River is causing controversy in Peru.
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Hopes of additional economic stimulus by Beijing helped limit losses.
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Between January and August, copper output in Peru rose 18% compared to the previous year.
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Chilean startup raises $10 million for video game-inspired mining software
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