Author: Josue Gomez

Goldgroup Mining Inc. is pleased to announce final assay results from the completed underground tunnel development at the Company’s 100%-owned Caballo Blanco gold project in Veracruz, Mexico. Both the recently completed main tunnel and crosscut tunnel west of the main tunnel encountered mineralized, massive and brecciated massive silica. Assay results from the channel sampling in the main tunnel returned 24.2 metres of 1.09 g/t gold and the crosscut tunnel returned 19.35 metres of 1.48 g/t gold. The average gold grades of the mineralized zones in the tunnel correspond well with the grades of the drill holes completed in the area surrounding the tunnel, and demonstrates strong gold grade continuity through this section of the Caballo Blanco mineralized zone. These results provide confirmation of a robust resource model, further de-risking the Caballo Blanco project. A sufficient supply of mineralized material has been stockpiled from the underground tunnel development for all anticipated remaining metallurgical test work at Caballo Blanco.

Primero Mining Corp. is pleased to announce the discovery of a new high-grade vein in the West Block which has been named the Alexa vein. The discovery currently comprises five high-grade intercepts that include 16.0 grams per tonne (g/t) of gold (Au) and 508 g/t of silver (Ag) over 2.9 metres, 13.4 g/t of Au and 543 g/t of Ag over 2.9 metres and 7.4 g/t of Au and 188 g/t of Ag over 4.1 metres.

Paramount Gold and Silver has reported that it has validated the mineralization continuity along the Guazapares Megastructure, through the results obtained from four new near-surface holes drilled at its San Miguel Project, Mexico.

International Northair Mines Ltd. is pleased to announce that it has reached an agreement to purchase the surface rights to approximately 1,098 hectares adjoining the La Cigarra Project, located in the north central Mexico.

Riverside Resources Inc. reports that the option agreement whereby Mexigold Corp. could earn an interest in the Catrina, Pedernal and Escondida projects is being terminated and Riverside will retain 100% interest in the projects. Riverside is pleased to move ahead with the Durango Properties, while Mexigold has elected to pursue other business opportunities during these difficult market conditions. Two of the properties, Catrina and Pedernal, have been drilled with an aggregate $1.83 million in exploration funding from Mexigold, which builds upon the earlier exploration investment made by Kinross and Riverside.

Para la exploración y barrenamiento que realiza la empresa Minera Frisco SA de CV, en Tetela de Ocampo, no es necesario que cuente con el manifiesto de impacto ambiental, ya que la actividad se encuentra bajo la Norma Oficial Mexicana NOM-120-SEMARNAT-2011.