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Caribbean & Central America - June 2012 (ISSN 1741-4458)
HONDURAS: Digging for gold
Santos Gabino Carvajal, the president of the national mining association, Anamimh (Asociación Nacional de Minería Metálica de Honduras) has called on congress to finally pass a mining law that’s been stuck in the legislature for eight years, saying that the lack of an up-to-date regulatory framework means that 151 expressions of interest by national and foreign companies are “paralysed” at the national directorate for mining development, Defomin (Dirección Ejecutiva de Fomento a la Minería).
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