Mexican Network of People Affected by Mining blasts mining law reform
The Mexican Network of People Affected by Mining blasted the contents of the legal reforms that nationalize the lithium industry.
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Green fix to replace Russian gas is stymied by Europe’s red tape
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Congo backs billionaire Gertler’s bid to end US sanctions
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Peru mine disruption to continue as MMG fails to oust protesters
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Vedanta in talks to raise up to $3 billion debt in semiconductors push
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Buenaventura boss bets Peru will stay friendly to mining
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