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Political Risk in Mining

[AlwaysLong683]

Article courtesy of mining.com:

A Vicious History Of Rising Resource Nationalism

I personally view Nicaragua (where Calibre Mining has most of its current producing mines) in the same category re. political risk as the countries mentioned in the article.

[AlwaysLong683]

Should also mention the article suggest a possible opportunity for mining investors with a longer time horizon re. the anticipated demand for key metals / minerals that will likely be needed if you believe in the transition to a green future.    Excerpt from the article:   ...The International Energy Agency (IEA) forecasts demand for minerals used in EVs and battery storage

[IgnacioCashmere]

The Experts have been wrong in so many ways on this. This is all they do, & they got it wrong again. The trading price of Lithium has utterly crashed, because there's too much of it. There is a building surplus of copper, & nickel just keeps going down down down. The forecasted electrification of the world starring with EV's just isn't happening. No one can afford it. 40 years

[stockwatcher7]

The EV solution is not a solution at all...too many very loose ends. If you want to reduce the global carbon footprint ,the  problem has allready been solved... it the  Hybrid Save a bout 30% of gas consumption... no  grid  upgrades, no service upgrades, no  electrical panel upgrades, no long  lines  for  plug in EV plugs,  no 4 hour or even 1 hour

[geezer21]

Canada is on the list and not Nicaragua.  Canadian taxing and regulation is sucking money out of mining to pay for federal governement wastage and burgening bureaucracy.