US EditionJavier Milei Asked to Approve the San Jorge Project and Said It Is “a Huge Opportunity” for Mendoza
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The provincial Senate gave the green light to the PSJ Cobre Mendocino project, by definitively approving the Declaration of Environmental Impact (DIA) necessary to begin the construction of the mine in Uspallata. With this step, only the publication remains in the Official Gazette so that the former San Jorge can begin its development, which is projected operational towards the end of 2027. The vote was forceful: 29 votes in favor, with the acco…
With 29 votes in favour and 6 against, the Provincial Upper House gave final sanction to the project, backed by President Javier Milei and Governor Alfredo Cornejo. Environmental groups marched from different points of the province in a caravan in rejection of the initiative. The Mendoza Senate approved the Declaration of Environmental Impact (DIA), which enables mining exploitation in the town of San Jorge. With 29 votes in favor and 6 against,…
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The project seeks to revive the mining industry in Mendoza after 17 years through the exploitation of a copper mine. The post Javier Milei defended the PSJ mining project in Mendoza: «It is a huge opportunity for the province» appeared first on El Intranssigente.
The President supported the initiative that will be voted on Wednesday in the Mendoza Legislature and highlighted the investment of $600 million. He aimed against Kirchnerism for opposing and affirmed that the province can position itself as a competitive mining actor.
At the time of the provincial legislature’s treatment of the PSJ Cobre Mendocino Project, President Javier Milei expressed strong support for the initiative promoted by Governor Alfredo Cornejo, which seeks to enable copper exploitation. The president defended the advance of mining activity in the province and strongly criticized Kirchnerism for rejecting the proposal. The project corresponds to San Jorge deposits, located in the Uspallata mount…
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