Discovery Silver Corp T.DSV

Supreme Court decision likely to toss out the new law

[Boreas7]

STRIKE 1
"There are certain ironies to AMLO’s mining reforms. The apparent ban on open pit mines contrasts with the nationalization of lithium mining in Mexico early last year. Hard rock lithium mining is usually best suited for open pit, bulk mining methods."

STRIKE 2
"One mining executive operating in Mexico noted the contradiction between populist AMLO’s advocacy for Indigenous and remote communities and his actions that undermine the mining sector. Mines in Mexico, often located in remote areas, contribute to local development by building schools and hospitals, and providing job training and economic opportunities. Yet, AMLO’s policies are essentially “cutting the hand that feeds” the very people he claims to support."

STRIKE 3
"A looming Supreme Court decision is likely to toss out the new law, deemed by industry sources as unworkable."

Ban strikes out.

https://www.mining.com/mexicos-supreme-court-could-strike-down-presidents-mining-reforms-next-week/

[Boreas7]

I won't wait for the environmental permit to buy more. After all, DSV has already received the Quality Environmental Certification issued by PROFEPA (Mexico's Federal Attorney's Office of Environmental Protection), which is more than enough of a proof that DSV is doing things properly. As soon as the Supreme Court dismisses that stupid law PROPOSAL, I will add more to my already

[Boreas7]

By the way, here's some very interesting information (from the corporate presentation) about DSV's compliance with environmental laws: - Tailings storage facility designed in accordance with Global Industry Standard on Tailings Management. - Over $130M of capital allocated to site restoration. - Significant capital investment to upgrade local water treatment plant (WTP). - WTP will