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Latin American Herald Tribune – Ecuador Says New Regulations Will Foster Responsible Mining

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November 6, 2009

“Ecuador’s new mining regulations, which among other things give the government a 50 percent participation in companies’ operations, will set the country on a path toward “responsible mining development,” a top official said Thursday.”
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