Aris Mining Corp T.ARIS.WT.A

Fools

[Stratocheif]

For the record, President Petro reaches his 100 day mark on November 14th, so according to his Environment Minister the fun begins in less than five weeks time. Caracol radio in its report added a couple of interesting details (also translated): During the meeting, the Minister wore the t-shirt of the Committee for the Defence of Water and of Santurbn (Comit de Defensa del Agua y de Santurbn), the environmental group that has organized protest marches against mining projects in the pramo de Santurbn area of direct influence. Caracol Radio also learned that the Ministry of the Environment has appointed Mayerly Lpez, one of the most influential local environmentalist and member of the committee, to be its local liaison officer. And then The next morning the mayor of Bucaramanga, Juan Carlos Crdenas, demanded a meeting with the Minister of Mines and Energy, Irene Vlez, during a radio interview on Caracol Radio. He said that he had three fundamental issues; first that the pramo de Santurbn were protected and for this to happen, the mayor said that the environmental permit for the mining megaproject has to be denied. The project he refers to is of course the Soto Norte project, owned by Arabian capitals MINESA and now being developed as a JV with Aris Mining (ARIS.to). 10 / 09 / 22

[Ricoloco]

Does a person feel contempt or pity for Strato? I'm confused  by the lack of knowledge or are the comments calculated drivel of a shorter? Aris closed the deal as of April this year 2022 with an initial exposure of only $50 million with additional $50 million due a year later for 20% of the project, the feasibility was based on only 10% of the concessions held by the JV.   8.5

[Pete1986]

Agree. Aris has choosen to run this new mine in a worldclass sustainable way. So all those arguments against mining are not valid anymore. And more over, the Soto Norte project is not even located in the pramo de Santurbn.  And last but not least, the Soto Norte project is not the one with the highest priority, at least for now. Before this one gets started, Aris is a 600k oz producer

[Pete1986]

Yesterday up 3%, the next day down 6%, without any news. The entire market is maniuplated by algos. Not worth to invest, not even possilbe to invest since fundamentls don't count at all, its just about maniupating. 

[Ricoloco]

The markets are definitely disassociated from the fundamentals. QE ushered in easy money where literally you could have thrown a dart and been successful, the only sector that never followed that path was the PM market, it's been plagued by the blatant manipulation of silver and gold to keep the focus and confidence in the fiat dollar reserve currency. I think the fact that fundamentals are

[Stratocheif]

I suppose the farmers and peasants in Chile bit the hand that was feeding them too. Barrick actually paid them millions of dollars to gain thier support. The Pasqua Lama project would have been a bonanza for Chile and put them on the map as a major mining jurisdiction. Barrick did everything possible to gain the locals approval and to adress environmental concerns. But in the end, after spending a

[tobinator01]

I gave your post a thumbs up based on your recent content but not the way you approached it.  When you call people "Fools" in the title you turn off your audience. Slide 15 of Aris Mining's October Presentation specifically shows where Soto Notre is located.  The first statement in the slide is: Located outside the Pramo de Santurbn in a jurisdiction where mining has been

[satuple]

Hola. The darker grey area in the top right corner of the map on slide 15 of said Presentation corresponds to Paramo Santurban, which is located above around 3,100 metres above sea level. The project is located below 2,640 m, according to Minesa.  The Project's environmental file was closed by the Colombian Ministry of Environment in January 2021 arguing that information in the

[kkkrrr]

-Reduced project footprint: underground mining, underground crushing and underground transportation reduces the surface footprint and effects of vibration, noise, and emissions -No chemicals: processing will be restricted to hydrometallurgical processes (flotation) to produce concentrates (not end metals); No mercury or cyanide will be used -Limited external water use: designed to utilize recycled