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Argentina authorizes mining company Vicuña to build a power line for its copper project

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The Argentine government authorized the mining company Vicuña, a joint venture between Canada's Lundin Mining and Australia's BHP, to construct an electrical transmission line. This infrastructure is intended to support the company's large-scale copper project located within the country.

The authorization follows a meeting between company executives and Argentina's Minister of Economy, Luis Caputo. The project represents a significant investment in the nation's mining sector, aimed at facilitating the energy requirements necessary for copper extraction operations.

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Infobae (second entry) Highlights executive engagement with the Minister of Economy
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