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Re: President

St. Elias Mines

about 13 years ago

in response to Lefty's message

This was hardly a toxic comment. I think anyone with mining investments is concerned about the political environment that is in store for Peru.

Ollanta Humali has some questions to answer when it comes to his relations and political alliances with Venezuelan president Hugo Chávez. And as we all can remember from the very publicized takeover of private oil firm properties in Venezuela. This type of action from Ollanta Humali would be a disaster for foreign investment.

I hope that Ollanta Humali realizes that private investment of its resources is the only sensible option for bringing wealth and prosperity to his nation.

http://www.theaustralian.com.au/news/world/marxist-leader-hugo-chavezs-protege-ollanta-humala-takes-over-as-peru-sways-to-the-left/story-e6frg6so-1226071225320