Artisanal miners blocked major roads in Peru as part of protests over the government’s plan to accelerate the formalization of their operations.
- Artisanal miners halted traffic flows on roads including the southern Pan-American Highway near the city of Nazca, where processing plants are located, according to
images shown by local media including Canal N - The protests follow ministerial approval of a bill known as MAPE, for its Spanish initials
- MAPE would replace an existing registry that has led to a boom in informal mining in the country
- NOTE: The registry, called REINFO, is scheduled to expire Dec. 31, although it’s ...
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