Chilean miners have been restless lately. First, it was the almost miraculour rescue of “the 33“. Then in January a month-long strike at Collahuasi, the world’s third largest copper mine, was the longest-ever at a major private mine in the South American country. Earlier this month, Chileans saw the first strike in nearly 20 years at Chile’s state-owned copper miner, Codelco. Now, strikers at Escondida, the world’s biggest copper mine, are entering their fifth day of stoppages, boosting concerns about supply and causing copper prices to spike in London. Continue reading »
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