Ecuador introduces mining law amid protest threats - "Ecuador introduced a new mining law to the legislature that bolsters the leftist's government control over the industry, in a move rejected by environmentalists and Indians threatening street protests.

The legislation, sent late on Friday, is key for the future of world-class gold, copper and silver projects, but its ambiguity over contract types and a new tax scheme could hurt an industry already hit hard by a global credit crunch and falling metal prices." More
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