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Minería en Perú 2013
July 15, 2013
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Peru is the rising star of South America, maintaining steady growth even as the other economies in the region falter. One of the key drivers of this growth has been its mining industry, with traditional minerals such as copper and gold playing their part alongside exciting new prospects for iron, uranium, and other prospective resources. Yet the sector is facing a number of issues: to maintain its success, the government must do more. Mining in Peru 2013 explores both the challenges and opportunities in the sector.
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