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Vice President of the Iimp Warns that Illegal Mining Became Peru's Largest Illegal Economy in Just Seven Years
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The new mining era: policies that attract capital in a competitive worldA threat and high prices, what are the prospects and challenges for the mining sector in 2026?In the last seven years, illegal mining has become Peru's main illicit economy, surpassing even drug trafficking.This is what Juan Carlos Ortiz, vice president of the Institute of Mining Engineers of Peru (IIMP), warned about during his participation in the Mining Engineering Week o…
·Lima, Peru
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