Candente Gold Corp. is pleased to provide an update on the continuing definition of gold-silver mineralization at its El Oro Project in central Mexico. Following a recent Director’s visit to the property, Candente Gold is of the opinion that the El Oro project has met a major milestone in the ongoing compilation of the historical work by identifying previously unrecognized and untested controls for potential higher grade mineralization.

Kootenay Silver Inc. is pleased to announce results from preliminary metallurgical testing conducted by ALS Minerals of Kamloops, British Columbia on the gold component contained within the diatreme hosted Promontorio Silver resource. Results from the ALS gold extraction tests show that recovery of gold from the Promontorio resource is possible using post pressure oxidation. After pressure oxidation 94.5% of the gold was extracted from pyrite concentrate.

Garibaldi Resources Corp. is pleased to report results at the Locust drill target in Sonora State, Mexico. To date, 9 holes have been drilled for a total of 1,757.7 meters. The tenth hole is currently in progress. This news release reports new results from holes LCT-12-07 through LCT-12-09 in the table below. In general, most of the holes have intersected significant widths of mineralization.

Sólo se hará un exposición del proyecto que incluye únicamente la fase de “exploración” y no el de la posible apertura.

Amarium Technologies, Inc. released today that it is aggressively pursuing the acquisition of a copper property in Mexico. Once completed, the acquisition will represent a strategic shift in business for Amarium. The Company is now focusing on the acquisition and development of base metals projects inside Mexico that represent significant growth, value and cashflow opportunities.

Kimber Resources Inc. today announced results from its underground rehabilitation and sampling program within the historic Carmen Level 1, underground workings of the Carmen deposit at the 100% owned Monterde gold-silver project in Chihuahua, Mexico. Level 1 is the middle and most extensive of three levels developed on the Carmen deposit. Assay results from Level 1 at Carmen show significant strike lengths of high grade gold and silver mineralization remaining on the vein structure that were not removed by mining in the 1930’s and 1940’s. The continuity of these high grade zones, over significant strike lengths, supports the potential for similar continuity of high grade zones intersected in other areas of the Carmen deposit.