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By supporting the mining sector, Mexico can enhance economic resilience and reduce vulnerability, says Wheaton Precious Metals’ Randy Smallwood.

The project's operation has raised concerns about environmental and social standards. Stay updated with this week's top mining stories!

Mexico has a rich mining history and excels in offering stable support, making it an attractive environment, says Wheaton's Randy Smallwood.

First Majestic Silver focuses on silver production in Mexico and is aggressively pursuing the development of its existing mineral property assets.

With the plethora of potential complications that could threaten mining projects, ranging from land disputes to community issues and even taxes, it is imperative that companies have access to legal representation that can cover all bases.

Wheaton Precious Metals, formerly Silver Wheaton, is the world’s largest pure silver and gold streaming company.

As world-class deposits become harder to find and end users increasingly demand ethically-sourced products, both governments and the private sector are creating new strategies to assure access to minerals in the long term.

After a brief shining moment in 2011 when silver reached almost US$50/oz, prices have been largely flat, hovering around the US$16-17 mark since 2014 and struggling to break through the US$20/oz ceiling.

Mexico Mining Review asked those that came out swinging after the downturn what they look for in their ideal mining project.