Daily News August 29, 2016

Barrick and other miners sign $5.5 billion mining deals in Venezuela Barrick Gold Corp. agreed to form a joint venture in Venezuela, according to state television, as President Nicolas Maduro turns to mining as a way to boost one of the fastest-shrinking economies in the world. The Toronto-based miner was one of several firms to sign letters of commitment for gold mining joint venture projects. Maduro said investments from the ventures would amount to some $5 billion. Source: Bloomberg Brazil’s Dilma Rousseff says accusations meritless Brazil’s suspended President Dilma Rousseff told senators today that the allegations against her have no merit and that history would judge the country if she is removed from office. “I know I will be judged, […]

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