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Mexico - May 2023
Mining reforms to curb exploration and investment
On 28 April, Mexico’s federal senate approved a mining reform that amends several laws, including the mining law, the national waters law, the general law for environmental protection and ecological balance and the general law for the prevention and management of waste. While less restrictive than the version that was approved earlier by the lower chamber of deputies, the reform still introduced provisions that will have a significant impact on the sector.
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