Chile’s Caserones mine regrets union strike, open to talks
The union said on Monday talks had gone nowhere and that it felt it had no choice but to walk out.
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Peru’s finance chief says mining taxes can rise without affecting competitiveness
He said the administration is committed to maintaining fiscal discipline and will reduce the deficit in 2022 by 1 percentage point compared with 2021.