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“…w has a pro-forma cash pile of $110 million in pro-forma cash to fund 20,000 metres of drilling across its Joaquin and Cerro Leon silver-gold projects in Argentina, with an updated resource and Joaquin’s maiden prefeasibility study set to land by January…”

“How did Tunisia reach a situation unprecedented in the history of the post-independence state?”

“I say “should be” because we have seen, many times over, how well centralized pricing has worked out in the Soviet Union, or Zimbabwe, Argentina, or the United States in the 1970s.1 Again and again, price controls have resulted in shortages and black markets.”

“Facing low sales and a “historic drop in wine consumption,” the industry is experiencing a reset, experts told National Post.”