Analysis
Experts warn that the reform and the revision of past lithium concessions will increase uncertainty and decrease investment.
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Experts argue that as happened in Bolivia, Mexico will open lithium exploitation for privates, due to high costs and other requirements.
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Ruben Cano says that the congresswomen and men who upheld changes to the Mining Law at AMLO’s behest are ‘wrong, very wrong.’ Here’s why.
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The company assured that Mexico’s main lithium project is not at risk of expropriation since it has complied with all regulations and laws.
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Previous lithium contracts and concessions will be reviewed to see if they complied with all procedures. If they did not, they can be cancelled.
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First production from the Sonora Lithium Project was expected in 2023. However, Bacanora announced that it will be delayed until 2024.
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MORENA’s senator, Alejandro Armenta Mier, denounced COFECE for “treason to the country” for approving the sale.
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López Obrador presents reform to have exclusive control of lithium reserves and Bacanora ensures that its project is not at risk with the reform.
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Bacanora Lithium ensures that the electric reform is not a threat to the company or project since it meets the new criteria and licensing requirements