La Secretaría de Medio Ambiente y Recursos Naturales (Semarnat) suspendió la autorización del Manifiesto de Impacto Ambiental (MIA), entregado por la Minera Gorrión SA de CV para la extracción de oro y plata en Ixtacamaxtitlán, hasta que se resuelva el juicio de amparo promovido por ciudadanos que se oponen al proyecto extractivo.
Argonaut Gold Inc. is pleased to announce that the previously announced illegal blockade at the El Castillo mine has been lifted and operations at the mine have resumed.
“The most recent drill results feature some of the highest grade intercepts we have seen to date, with widths up to 379 metres. Stand-out drill holes include U-66-19 with 253 metres grading at 67 grams per tonne of silver, 3.84% lead and 6.56% zinc,” said Christopher Emerson, Pan American’s Vice President Business Development and Geology. “We have now completed over 52,400 metres of drilling on the skarn target, allowing us to substantially expand the mineralized footprint and to identify a high-grade core zone.”
Almaden Minerals Ltd. was today notified by SEMARNAT, Mexico’s environmental authority, that the permitting process for the Ixtaca project has been suspended pending resolution of the mineral title lawsuit reported by the Company on September 10 and April 15, 2019.
“We are honored to have introduced our projects to professors and Ph.D. students at CUMT,” stated Karl Boltz, CEO of Silver Spruce. “We look forward to them visiting our properties to engage in joint research. We are hopeful the perspective that they bring to our projects and their collective network of mining contacts in China will be of benefit to Silver Spruce over the long-term.”
Argonaut Gold Inc. announces that the El Castillo mine is subject to an illegal blockade. At this time, leaching and gold absorption operations are continuing and metal production has not been impacted.
Gainey Capital Corp. has temporarily halted all drilling activity at its Las Margaritas Property in Durango, Mexico following discussions with the local Indigenous groups. Gainey representatives and management are engaged in a dialogue to understand the concerns of community members and further updates will be provided as information is received.
“We are very pleased that we have achieved the conditions to restart productive operation in Campo Morado,” Antonio Berlanga, CEO.
Thomas A. Doyle, President, CEO, stated “We are very pleased to have reached a surface access agreement on an area that was not previously available to the Company. The historical information has always maintained our interest for this area and I look forward to the Aloro geological team being able to confirm and work with that information as well as identifying new mineralised targets.”
La Secretaría de Seguridad del estado informó que el accidente ocurrió en el lugar conocido como Las Juntas, en el municipio de Madero.
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