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In Ecuador, the Quimsacocha Mountain Is Resistant to Gold Fever.

Summary by Le Monde
The subsoil of the small Andean country is full of gold and minerals valued by the energy transition. Its president, Daniel Noboa, wants to develop the sector to diversify the economy and fight against illegal gold mining. Indigenous communities and environmentalists stress the high risks to the environment and uncertain benefits for the population.

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In Ecuador, the Quimsacocha Mountain Is Resistant to Gold Fever.

The subsoil of the small Andean country is full of gold and minerals valued by the energy transition. Its president, Daniel Noboa, wants to develop the sector to diversify the economy and fight against illegal gold mining. Indigenous communities and environmentalists stress the high risks to the environment and uncertain benefits for the population.

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Le Monde broke the news in Paris, France on Saturday, November 8, 2025.
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