Supreme Court Temporarily Suspends Mining Law Reform

The Supreme Court (SCJN) has issued a binding ruling questioning 25 aspects of the reform to the Mining, National Waters, General Ecological Equilibrium, and Waste Management laws. This ruling could potentially benefit mining companies that have opposed the reforms. In other news, experts highlight that while mining is a major contributor to the energy transition, it remains one of the most targeted sectors, impacting its ability to secure adequate capital for projects that could help drive a cleaner economy.

Ready for more? This is your Weekly Roundup! 

Mining Law Temporarily Suspended

SCJN decided to temporarily suspend the 2023 Mining Law. While the decision could benefit mining companies, which have expressed concerns about how the reform affects their existing projects and permits, the future of the mining industry remains uncertain.

Rentar's Revolution in Diesel Performance Optimization

In the rapidly evolving field of diesel engine performance optimization, Rentar emerges as a leading force in innovation and efficiency. With a focus on catalyzing improved performance while reducing operating costs and environmental impact, Rentar has established itself as a game changer in fuel-based industries, highlights Brian Livingston, President, Zelkam.

Making Mining Cool Again 

Salomon Amkie, Director Latam Metals and Mining Sector Head, Citibanamex emphasizes the transformative potential of the metals and mining industry in the global shift toward sustainability. As the sector adapts to meet the demands of green energy and electromobility, Amkie underscores the need to address misconceptions and highlight its critical role in driving the energy transition.

Guanajuato Silver Signs New Third-Party Processing Agreement 

Canada-based precious metals company Guanajuato Silver announced it entered into a new gold and silver processing agreement with REM Marfil to process mineralized material from the La Providencia mine project at Guanajuato Silver's El Cubo and Cata processing facilities. The initial phase of the agreement covers the processing of 80,000 dry tons of mineralized material, sourced from historical mining facilities. 

Vizsla Silver Reports Additional High-Grade Intercepts at Copala

Vizsla Silver released results from recent drill holes at its Panuco silver-gold project in Sinaloa. The drilling, focused on the Copala resource area, has confirmed high-grade continuity and extended mineralization by approximately 100m down dip to the southeast. The company highlighted the exceptional mineral continuity at Copala and expressed confidence in its potential for a mining scenario.