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Mexico's government already faces the threat of international dispute settlements over its energy reforms and proposed ban of GM corn. It now wants to radically change the rules of the game for its huge mining sector.

Indigenous groups seek to block project progress

Panama City, Mar 29 (Prensa Latina) Two parallel but opposing events are today debating mining in Panama and worldwide.

It is clear that most Ecuadorians do not view their future as one of neoliberalism, blind openness to foreign capital, and subservience to Canadian mining companies. But the opinions of the majority have never altered the character of Canada’s foreign policy, and they aren’t doing so in the case of Ecuador, where Guillermo Lasso has retained Ottawa’s support.

Feb 23, 2023 - The workers of Minera Panamá (MPSA) took to the streets, in Panama City and in Penonome, Cocle province, expressing their concern about the labor sit

Afghanistan’s power utility company Da Afghanistan Breshna Sherkat (DABS) has confirmed Tajikistan agreed to extend the contract to supply the country with electricity until the end of 2023. The contract was signed in the presence of Mullah Abdul Latif Mansour, Minister of Energy and Water Affairs of the Islamic Emirate, and Mohammad Omar Asuzada, head

The Minister for Commerce and Industry Nooruddin Aziz said in a meeting with industrialists their products need to be of good quality as sub-standard goods will not benefit from government support. According to the Ministry of Commerce and Industry (MoCI), a coordination meeting with the chambers’ representatives of different sectors regarding the implementation of the

Collapse of talks over a new royalty payment structure has triggered fears the company's Cobre Panamá mine could be nationalized.

Since colonial times, the exploitation of mineral deposits under small-scale and artisanal mining regimes has been an activity executed in limited…