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To: Condor who wrote (12069)	9/16/2009 4:54:13 PM
From: marcos	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 233950

'An significant interview with Germánico Pinto, Ecuador's Mining Minister, was published today by ALBA press. You still think Ecuador is against mining? You think foreign companies are not welcome? You think mining isn't going to happen in Ecuador? If so, you live in World Of EpicFail. What you're about to read is a man who's clearly gearing up the country for the imminent arrival of modern mining to Ecuador. And Canadian mining companies are fully welcome. Don't say I didn't tell yaz, dudes. The IKN Weekly Subscribers got the following full translation of interview (done by yours truly) sent to them just after 1pm EST. They had three hours of open market to act on this. Now the market is closed it's your turn to copypaste, stick it on a bullboard without a link (as per usual) and claim kudos for yourself. Enjoy......' Gee thanks a lot Oughta [edit] - oh what the hell, here's the link in case anybody wants to read the actual interview -g- incakolanews.blogspot.com [edit 2] - the time will come, after Dynasty has doubled or so, to look back and point out that yes he likes mining, but this is the minister of mines, ministers tend to like what their portfolio is named after ... and there does also exist a Ministry of Socialist Confiscation [a/k/a Finanzas], it too will have a minister