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The discovery in 2017 of the largest lithium deposit in Latin America generated expectations of employment and development in this town of Sonora. However, in 2023, the nationalization of lithium stopped all plans, resulting in deserted streets, closed shops and a disillusioned community.
In 2017, the discovery of the largest lithium deposit in Latin America was announced in Sonora, generating expectations of employment and local growth. However, in 2023, the nationalization of the mineral halted the planned projects. Currently, residents report closed businesses, quiet streets, and a lack of job opportunities.
The discovery in 2017 of the largest lithium deposit in Latin America generated expectations of employment and development in this town of Sonora. However, in 2023, the nationalization of lithium stopped all plans, resulting in deserted streets, closed shops and a disillusioned community.
The discovery in 2017 of the largest lithium deposit in Latin America generated expectations of employment and development in this town of Sonora. However, in 2023, the nationalization of lithium stopped all plans, resulting in deserted streets, closed shops and a disillusioned community.
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