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Argentina and Chile are advancing a revived mining treaty to unlock $20.7 billion in investment and boost copper production by sharing infrastructure across the Andes. Key projects include McEwen Copp
McEwen Copper is negotiating with Rio Tinto for up to $4 billion in financing to develop its Los Azules copper mine in Argentina, targeting production by 2030 amid tightening global supplies. The firm
Rio Tinto is evaluating an increased stake in McEwen Copper's Los Azules project, a major undeveloped copper mine, to meet surging demand from clean energy and data centers. This move bolsters Rio's p
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