Mexico says no link between killings and dispute at Canada’s Torex mine
Two men were killed on Saturday at a road blockade mounted as part of a workers demonstration at Torex’s El Limón-Guajes gold mine.
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Australia’s Clive Palmer wins court case against China’s CITIC
Palmer's Mineralogy claimed it is owed money by CITIC's Sino Iron mine in Western Australia over a failure to agree to a formula for calculating the value of the ore extracted at the site following a shift in pricing in the iron ore market.
Colombian First Nations rally against mining in the world’s highest mountain/coastal system
The Arhuaco tribe believes mining in the area threatens both the natural environment and the physical and cultural survival of Indigenous communities.
Marmota to process ore at its neighbour’s mine
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European investors to fund $53-million bio-coal plant
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Chile’s Codelco copper output dips but company posts profit
Codelco Chief Executive Pizarro said company produced 1.24m tonnes of copper in January-to-September period, a 3 percent decline from same period last year.