Cascadero Copper Corp V.CCD

These events eventually do add up to helping our situation

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This Thursday, the Chubut Legislature approved the accession to the RIGI large-scale investment

incentive regime, but maintained the veto on mining.

It therefore became the fourth province to comply with the regulations, just as Ro Negro, Jujuy and

Mendoza have already done. After a debate lasting almost 5 hours, the Chubut parliament gave

the green light to Governor Ignacio Torres' project in line with that approved by the National

Congress as part of the Bases Law.

However, while provinces where it has already been approved, such as Jujuy and Mendoza etc

and where projects are advancing (e.g. Salta, Catamarca) aimed to attract large mining

investments, in Chubut (mining) activity and the use of cyanide will continue to be prohibited, an

aspect that even had the support of libertarians to exclude from the text.

[AucontraireII]

The only thing that moves slower than some change in policy or act by government is the advancement of a mine.  I just wonder if politics in Argentina is really our bottleneck to moving forward or is it something internal to the company. The value of its properties, the people involved, etc etc ...something indigenous to us. I am eternally skeptical. 

[Time4change]

For all the reasons you mentioned there is a good reason to be skeptical. But the junior mining industry almost universal has been in the dumpster for years, many years. Never seen it so bad for so long. Even if CCD had something to show the world chances are nobody would care, until they do.