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Rodolfo Pereira
June 24, 2015
Mining & Energy

Gold Output From Peru Illegal Miners Surges After Crackdown Eases

Rodolfo Pereira
June 24, 2015
Mining & Energy

Gold output from unregulated mining in a rainforest region of Peru is rising sharply, official data shows, a trend the country's top official fighting wildcat miners said was due to a shortage of police to enforce a government-led clampdown.

Source:http://www.voanews.com/content/gold-output-peru-illegal-miners/2835520.html?

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