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Grupo Mexico seeks to eradicate illegal mining in Los Chancas Peruvian project

Oct 24, 2024 12:57 AM

MEXICO CITY, Oct 23 (Reuters) - Mining and transport

conglomerate Grupo Mexico continues to work with Peruvian

authorities to eradicate illegal mining in Los Chancas project,

the mining division's finance chief, told analysts in a call on

Wednesday.

Leonardo Contreras also said that the company, controlled by

billionaire German Larrea, would restart the environmental

impact assessment in Los Chancas once illegal mining eradication

was completed.

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