Day: September 18, 2014

Baja Mining Corp. wishes to provide an update regarding the Boleo Project, in which it holds a 10% interest, and the impact of Hurricane Odile that hit the Baja Peninsula earlier in the week. Baja understands that although the hurricane was downgraded to a tropical storm in the region of Santa Rosalia, heavy rains and high winds in the area knocked out electricity and communications. Baja has been informed by Minera y Metalúrgica del Boleo S.A. P.I. de CV. and Korea Resources Corporation that there has been no notable damage to the project site and communications have been restored at the site but that the activity at the Boleo Project remains halted while the site is inspected and until clean-up is completed.

Agave Silver Corp. is pleased to provide an update on the Nuevo Milenio gold-silver property.

Kootenay Silver Inc. is pleased to announce the first 5 HQ diameter core holes of its Phase I drill program on its La Negra Diatreme Breccia prospect have been completed and are being submitted for assaying. The La Negra Diatreme Breccia prospect is contained within the ‘Promontorio Mineral Belt’ approx. 6.5 kms north of Kootenay’s flagship Promontorio Silver Resource inSonora, Mexico.

Guerrero Ventures Inc. is pleased to provide an update on ongoing exploration and operations related to the impending maiden drill program at its Biricu Project in the Guerrero Gold Belt, Guerrero State, Mexico.

Informe pide revisar la concesión de minera; dista mucho de ser una empresa socialmente responsable, indica Comisión Especial

Cuando Germán Larrea dejó al gobierno del presidente Peña Nieto la advertencia de que se verían en los tribunales, su abogado era Fernando Gómez Mont, y llegó a Los Pinos su versión de que le habían pedido 200 millones de dólares para resolver el conflicto, dinero que, dijo, sería utilizado para las campañas políticas, se endureció la postura oficial.

Mammoth Resources Corp. is pleased to announce that it has submitted its permit application to drill its Tenoriba precious metal property located in southwestern Chihuahua state, Mexico (click here for a detailed location map). The application is for permission to drill up to 20 drill holes under an “Informe Preventivo” or “Aviso de Inicio de Actividades de Proyectos de Exploracion Minera Directa” (NOM-120-ECOL-1997) and was submitted to the SEMARNAT (Secretariaria de Medio Ambiente y Recursos Naturales) office in Chihuahua, Mexico. It may require up to 30 business days to review and receive comments, or approve the company’s application. Once the company has received approval and subject to financing, it intends to initiate access road and drill pad construction and repair as a preliminary step to drilling. Quotes have been received from seven drill contractors on 11 different drill rig (reverse circulation or core) services with all-in estimated costs (drilling, sample analysis, travel, accommodations and labour) as low as US $320,000.