That Was The Week That Was … In Canada
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Gold miners with interests in Venezuela had a rough week after President Hugo Chavez said the country will do away with some foreign mining concessions and no longer extend new ones. Feeling the biggest impact was Crystallex International, which is waiting permits to build the long troubled Las Cristinas deposit. Chavez threw more wood on the fire by announcing that a new state-owned company would build a mine in Las Cristinas. Crystallex tried to sooth concerns by reporting that there has been no change in the status of the Las Cristinas project or Crystallex's mine operating contract in Venezuela. Investors were not convinced as shares in the junior dropped C$0.85 to close the week at C$1.70 on heavy volume.
Fellow gold explorers in Venezuela fared no better with investors in Bolivar Gold and Gold Reserve running for the exists. Bolivar Gold ended the week down C$0.23 to C$2.64, while Gold Reserve closed at C$2.69, down C$1.35.
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Möglich, daß El Presidente den Kapitalbedarf von KRY noch erheblich reduziert