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Gold/Mining/Energy : mansfield minerals inc

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To: ogi who wrote (1094)	8/9/2000 10:19:41 PM
From: jerry janko	Read Replies (1) of 1193

Chile is expected to ratify a mining treaty with neighboring Argentina this week that many say could lure billions of dollars in gold and copper projects along their mineral-rich border, reported the Bloomberg news agency. The treaty would likely put an end to the endless red tape and dual taxes that have long made cross-border projects economically unfeasible. Congressional leaders say the treaty, which Argentina ratified in March, will allow at least $6.0 billion in mining projects to go ahead. Two cross-border projects that are already planned include Cambior's (CBJ:TSE,ME) El Pachon copper mine and Barrick Gold's (ABX:TSE,ME,NYSE) Pascua Lama, which will be the biggest silver mine in the world. (Aug 9/00)

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