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Thousands of Clandestine Researchers Are Still Active in Guyana, Reinforced by the Rise in Prices and Inaction of Neighbouring Suriname

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Despite the considerable resources invested, the fight against illegal gold mining is running out due to the resilience of the traffic, according to a report published by the prefecture on Thursday 4 December.

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Thousands of Clandestine Researchers Are Still Active in Guyana, Reinforced by the Rise in Prices and Inaction of Neighbouring Suriname

Despite the considerable resources invested, the fight against illegal gold mining is running out due to the resilience of the traffic, according to a report published by the prefecture on Thursday 4 December.

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Le Monde broke the news in Paris, France on Friday, December 5, 2025.
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