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2020-10-9 Mining law in Argentina is mainly contained in two sets of rules: the National Code of Mining (NCOM), which has been passed by the National Congress as provided for by the National Constitution; and the Provincial Codes of Procedures (PCPs)
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2020-11-1 Mining in Argentina is governed by the Mining Code (enacted by Law No. 1,919 in 1886 and subsequently amended several times). At the federal level, the main legislation is as follows: Law No. 24,196 and its Implementing Regulations approved by Decree No. 2686/93. This sets out the mining investment regime.
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2018-7-18 also unrelated specifically to mining, although very relevant for all industries, in 2017 the Argentine Anti-Corruption Law No. 27,401 was enacted and established a corporate criminal liability...
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Enacted in April 2003 after the Esquel referendum, the first mining ban in Argentina prohibits open-pit metal mining and the use of cyanide in mineral concentration processes. In April 2007, a ruling by the national Supreme Court of Justice rejected a lawsuit that sought to overturn the law and upheld its constitutionality .
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2021-6-16 Law regulating investment in mining: No. 24196 on Mining Activity; Laws No. 25429 and 25161, as amended.
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2021-6-7 Córdoba Mining is permitted, except opencast mining for uranium and thorium extraction (law number 9526). Tierra del Fuego Mining is allowed, except opencast mining (law number 853) La Rioja Law number 9526 prohibits opencast mining and the use of
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2012-9-11 Mining in Argentina has undoubtedly become a major political issue over the past two decades. Argentina does not have a long history of mining. In the nineteenth and early twentieth centuries mining
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2015-6-29 Argentina Mining Laws Argentina had a significant change in its mining industry in recent history. In 1993, the country revised its mining laws, which in turn
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2018-11-20 The mining activity in Argentina is regulated by the Constitution of Argentina, the Argentine Mining Code (law No. 1919), and additional federal laws, executive orders, resolutions, and regulations which apply specifically
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2018-1-26 For Cuadros, the root of the problem is the liberalization of mining: “The sale and exploitation of gold have remained in the hands of the laws of the market. It seems that the responsibility of illegal mining is of those who exploit the gold, but the main responsibility relies on
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2021-5-27 A look at some of the key legal and practical considerations surrounding mining rights and title in Argentina, including the extent of state control, renewal and transfer of licences, and ...
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2021-6-16 Mining regulations in Argentina are mainly established in the Argentine Mining Code -AMC (Law No. 1919; Decree No. 456/1997; Law No. 25225), local procedure laws and some special federal laws can contain other specific dispositions.
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2015-6-29 Argentina had a significant change in its mining industry in recent history. In 1993, the country revised its mining laws, which in turn gave significant rise to the production of gold. Only 36,000 ounces of gold was reportedly produced in Argentina the year prior to this change, but this quickly increased to 1-million ounces of gold as more ...
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2016-9-6 Argentina. Meilan said that one of the biggest features of the unified federal mining policy would be permission for open pit operations. Which right now are prohibited by local laws in seven of Argentina’s 23 states. That’s been a big sticking point for mine developers over the past several years — in gold, silver, copper and uranium.
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We present the results of a review of modern laws ruling water and lithium mining in Argentina. Lithium-bearing brines are legally considered as water and mineral resources and ruled by abundant federal legislations that neglect the intrinsic nature of the resource:
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2020-3-23 Popular movements in Argentina are better than average at stopping the mining madness. The contrast with Bolsonaro's Brazil is striking. Argentinian mining companies are learning the hard way that you just can’t take away laws that protect a whole region from dangerous contamination. In the drought-struck province of Mendoza, they sure tried.
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2021-5-11 In essence, glacier laws are primarily concerned about water management. The National Glacier Law in Argentina has become a highly polemical issue that has caused uncertainty for mining investment, particularly with respect to major copper projects located in the Andes.
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2018-5-4 The Argentinian fight against ‘mega mining’. May 4, 2018 8.08am EDT. On May 7 1813, when Argentina was beginning the process of becoming a sovereign country, the first Argentinian law for the ...
Read More2018-1-26 Illegal mining is quickly expanding across Latin America. The increasing demand for copper, tin, tantalum, tungsten, but mainly gold, has multiplied the emergence of heavy mining machinery that—without permission and sometimes on a large scale—operates in remote corners of the regional geography, including at least 80 natural protected areas and buffer zones, according to the NGO
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2020-9-15 Canada: Mining Laws Regulations 2021 15 September 2020 . by Khaled Abdel-Barr and Karen MacMillan Lawson Lundell LLP Your LinkedIn Connections with the authors To print this article, all you need is to be registered or login on Mondaq. ...
Read More2021-5-27 A look at some of the key legal and practical considerations surrounding mining rights and title in Argentina, including the extent of state control, renewal and transfer of licences, and ...
Read More2015-6-29 Argentina had a significant change in its mining industry in recent history. In 1993, the country revised its mining laws, which in turn gave significant rise to the production of gold. Only 36,000 ounces of gold was reportedly produced in Argentina the year prior to this change, but this quickly increased to 1-million ounces of gold as more ...
Read More2021-6-16 Mining regulations in Argentina are mainly established in the Argentine Mining Code -AMC (Law No. 1919; Decree No. 456/1997; Law No. 25225), local procedure laws and some special federal laws can contain other specific dispositions.
Read More2016-9-6 Argentina. Meilan said that one of the biggest features of the unified federal mining policy would be permission for open pit operations. Which right now are prohibited by local laws in seven of Argentina’s 23 states. That’s been a big sticking point for mine developers over the past several years — in gold, silver, copper and uranium.
Read More2020-3-23 Popular movements in Argentina are better than average at stopping the mining madness. The contrast with Bolsonaro's Brazil is striking. Argentinian mining companies are learning the hard way that you just can’t take away laws that protect a whole region from dangerous contamination. In the drought-struck province of Mendoza, they sure tried.
Read More2018-5-4 The Argentinian fight against ‘mega mining’. May 4, 2018 8.08am EDT. On May 7 1813, when Argentina was beginning the process of becoming a sovereign country, the first Argentinian law for the ...
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2021-6-7 Mining in Argentina 7 Cooper is even more unexploited than gold, with 200 thousand tons per year compared to the 1 million annual tons produced by countries like Australia, China, Congo, USA and Peru, and way behind the 6 million annual tons of
Read More2020-9-15 Canada: Mining Laws Regulations 2021 15 September 2020 . by Khaled Abdel-Barr and Karen MacMillan Lawson Lundell LLP Your LinkedIn Connections with the authors To print this article, all you need is to be registered or login on Mondaq. ...
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2018-7-8 There are 7 main laws to consider for mining in Chile. 1. Chile Mining Law – Mineral Resources Framework. Chile is known for mining four (4) main natural resources. They are: As of 2013, foreign investments in the Chilean mining industry accounted for 35% of the total foreign investments and 25% of the total domestic Chilean investments.
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2021-6-10 The Mining industry in Peru is primarily regulated by mining laws and regulations enacted by Peruvian Congress and the Executive branch of the government. The General Mining Law was approved in 1992 and regulates nine different mining activities. MINEM is the principal central government body in Peru with the authority to regulate mining activities
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