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ALISHA HIYATEIberian Minerals chairman and vice-president of exploration, Norm Brewster (left), and Jim Voisin, the company's investor relations officer, stand in front of a mine ramp portal under construction at Aguas Tenidas, in Andalucia. The company, which is aiming for a mid-2008 reopening, expects to employ about 560 workers during the construction stage, and 310 once operations begin in the economically depressed area of Spain.

Iberian to reopen Aguas Tenidas

Seville, Spain — Iberian Minerals (IBZ-V, IZNFF-O) president and CEO Peter Miller was “in the jungles of Venezuela,” where the junior had acquired a number of gold properties, when he was first appro…


Norilsk CEO freed from jail

Norilsk Nickel (NILSY-O, MNOD-L) CEO Mikhail Prokhorov was released by French police in early January after being held in jail for three days for his role in a suspected prostitution ring.









Editorial: Mining and CSR, Part II

In Part I last week, we began our look at how three high-profile accidents at Canadian-operated mines in the mid-1990s provoked fundamental changes in the Canadian mining industry, and focused on a sp…



Hudson delivers more Greenland diamonds

Vancouver — With another batch of diamonds from its Greenland drilling program, Hudson Resources (HUD-V, HUDRF-O) has once again upped the size of the largest stone found in the region to 0.122 carat…


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