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John receives more money for domestic partnership deductions for producers of soybean-an oily almost unknown in the province, that the income of mining companies.

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saw not the Peter Munk or Aaron Regent searching their names on the rolls on Sunday May 8, 2011 in the rugged San Juan schools. They are the corporate and executive directors, respectively, of the Barrick Gold Corporation, the firm which operates through subsidiaries Veladero mine in the province of Argentina as it does in 25 other enterprises in a dozen countries. That day, through a plebiscite, the San Juan was awarded to the governor, José Luis Gioja, the opportunity to run for reelection for a third consecutive term.

But the votes of Mr. Munk and Regent are worth more than the San Juan all together, according to the provincial accounts and the numbers surrounding this story. San Juan grew 12% in the first quarter of 2011 due to mining activity. Announced by the Minister of Industry of the Nation, Debora Giorgi, two days before the plebiscite. Visit was the maximum allowed kirchnerismo to a governor who is on a third consecutive term frowned. Last year growth was 16.6%, well above the national average. Gioia will probably

recontrareelecto when citizens of San Juan again put the vote on 14 August in the primaries designed by the national government and October 23, in general define the President and some governors. Gioia said that nothing is worth more than that: the vote of the people. And to that end we have two more. That answer, in footballing terms, the opposition questioning the legality of the consultation, rather dubious, indeed. But "there must be a" one could say, paraphrasing the explanations were between neighbors when people disappeared after being kidnapped by the dictatorship.

"Gioja do this because it is the only one who can ensure business continuity of Barrick," said an opposition politician who was the No. Something similar was heard to say to the governor's brother, Senator Caesar Gioia, who became head of the claims of opponents. He, too Kirchner wanted to be the party candidate for governor, but his younger brother's plans changed when he decided to run for a third term.

Despite having taken the lead in the "no" to the re-election of his brother, Senator Gioja defends the existence of mining companies in the province of San Juan much as does the governor himself. Of course, Caesar wants the multinationals to pay more royalties for the gold to Switzerland carried. And his brother, the governor, working on an agreement para ello con la Nación. A través de la reglamentación a la ley de Glaciares quiere que las mineras como Barrick tributen el 3% no de los minerales que declaren haber extraído –como es ahora- sino de su facturación final, lo que no incluye los costos de producción de la firma. En caso de incumplimiento, multa. Y hasta la posibilidad del fin de la concesión.

“Gioja es un corrupto y un coimero”, acusó casi seis años atrás y reafirma aún hoy el ex gobernador Alfredo Avelín, de Cruzada Renovadora, un partido al que se vinculó con la dictadura y que hoy apoya los reclamos contra las mineras que reivindica desde Buenos Aires el cineasta y diputado Fernando “Pino” Solanas, leader of the South Project and direct rival Mauricio Macri in the next election as head of Government of Buenos Aires. At 84 years, the doctor treats patients Avelin still poor in the capital of San Juan and lives of his retirement as a doctor, not as former senator and governor. It was the only governor who was opposed to endorse the adjustments required by the International Monetary Fund (IMF) during the crisis of the new millennium. Avelin attributes his dismissal in 2002, his opposition to the accession of the province's mining law enacted in the national government of Carlos Menem. Gioia was then a growing local opposition, to national prominence in Congress as chairman of Block his party, the Peronist. The following year would be elected governor a few months and would approve the environmental impact report submitted Veladero mine by Barrick. The firm cleans metals and cyanide open-pit operation in the Cordillera de los Andes. Votes

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Munk and Regent voted last Sunday (May 8, 2011), when most of San Juan who went to the polls put the "yes" to the possible reelection of Gioja, the first and rigged constitutional amendment is the province in a quarter century, convened in trouble for that sole purpose and when Gioja was certain it could not be a candidate for vice president Nation. Voted 61% of the standard, 66% of the voters in favor of Gioja. But that number means 41% of the total electorate yes on the re-re, insufficient for the opposition if a referendum question. Already legal challenges underway, with hopes of reaching the Supreme Court's Office. Gioja

claims to have been a friend of Nestor Kirchner. There are those who question the origin of friendship to reveal the fears of the late former president to the governor in 2001, when the Santa Cruz began his road to Government House and the Senate was then vice president for a few days in the 2001 crisis -2002. But Kirchner died in October 2010, when it was speculated whether it would be the next presidential candidate of his heterogeneous political space, and who was in charge was his widow, President Cristina Fernandez, in different and distant relationship with the San Juan. No taps or jokes that can be done with it as he did with Kirchner. Gioja dreamed of being the running mate of a new Kirchner's presidential nomination.

Carajos and royalties

"I have a fuck to do with Covelia" shouted a couple of months ago the head of the union bosses, the trucker Hugo Moyano. It was when reports were requested from Switzerland to Argentina for criminal cases against him following an investigation into alleged money laundering of the garbage collection company to which links attribute and pressures to obtain bids in the municipalities of Buenos Aires. "I have a fuck to do with Barrick," you could say well Gioja. Of course ultimately the San Juan would add the word "asshole", so typical of him even more Chilean Cuyo.

senator's brother handle the hypothesis that the governor was extorted, to put it in some way, by the mining company itself to go for the re-re, as close to the legislator said. "Whenever there is a death in the closet" would Gioia said the senator who asked about the re-re of his family. What will his brother dead? The fight between the brothers liked a lot the last part of the campaign but it was the core of the plebiscite. Barrick

took last year in Argentina more than 4 billion pesos, more than the Budget forecast for this year by the province of San Juan, about 3,800 million. What was left to the province in royalties were about 180 million pesos. There is an equation that does not close: San Juan receives more money for domestic partnership deductions for producers of soybean-an oily almost unknown in the province, that the corporate income mining.

"Anything payments increase bother us, because we invest and plan with a set cost, and this change of investment rules in the middle is a violation of the law," complained the head of the Chamber which groups mining companies in San Juan, Jaime Bergé, Gioja just made public their intentions to change the royalty scheme through the law of glaciers, the day after his electoral victory.

environmental sources of the assembly created in the capital of San Juan at the risk of the proliferation of open-pit mining industry argued that there are strong suspicions that Barrick Chile takes minerals not included in their affidavits to the Argentine treasury. There are even theories of links with the mining company operating in the Cerro Vanguardia mine in Santa Cruz. Gold bullion trucks would travel south from San Juan to Santa Cruz, but Chilean lands, and from there would go up from the Atlantic to the Pacific sea and ports of the neighboring country.

"San Juan is a poor province," said the governor Gioja when he delivered the first ingot produced by Barrick Veladero. It was the October 11, 2005, when an ounce of gold worth about $ 675, and then a trading well above $ 400 that was around when the mining project began to be realized. Today an ounce exceeded $ 1,500. "If the mineral grew, the company invested more win. That is logical, the other party, who makes the investment estimated to increase mineral. And I wonder, if an ounce lower, then, do we go down the royalties? "Raised by these days, the president of the San Juan Chamber of mining companies.

postplebiscito In your ads, Gioia spoke of the creation of a provincial mining company to support small businesses disposed of by the big operators of the system and is the Chilean example. He says the idea has nothing to do with anything Fomicruz, the company created by his late friend Kirchner in his time as governor of the province of Santa Cruz and to be associated with all mining companies operating there such as that operated Cerro Vanguardia.

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winks eye to the miner Barrick and has one of every three affidavits

10/05 - 09:30 - The Joy of Luis Gioja governor of San Juan can not be more complete. Redirected to its new application and possibly the extension of its mandate, the flag of Barrick, which flew behind the head of Cristina Fernandez in the acts, wrapped the campaign for the "Yes" and gave air to the governor in return for favors received. From 2006 to today's mining affidavits filed only 31, about that pay 3% and still owes 300 million to the province by Stock outstanding. There is every reason to be happy with your Gioja reelection.

The first impression of the unwary reader is that San Juan Society strongly supports the reappointment of Luis Gioja, however, despite the impressive numbers for which he won the "Yes" this last Sunday (64 %) due to negligence of the largest number of citizens who did not vote, the governor could handle the few voters who gave him political air position facing the month of October.

And although this is not the focus of the paper, has a direct impact on what we talk: mining, because Gioia, who has been accused of corruption in contracts signed with Barrick Gold, on behalf of province, warned that the political landscape opens up the possibility of being reelected and continue the brutal delivery of provincial wealth in the hands of the Canadian mining company at the request of the national government, as it has done so far. As

to an article the daily La Nación, Barrickc Gold since it began extracting gold in the deposit Veladero, in 2006, five years only presented 31 affidavits, which consists of material drawn .

There are two major things in this: first that is the company who "bears witness" of what removed because it is in relation to this estimate, on which mining pay 3% royalties the State, but even worse is that the multinational owe royalties to the province unsettled, the sum of 300 million pesos and above all this the Court of Auditors of San Juan did not approve any of those 31 because it considered affidavits that were liquidated defects.

In this regard, and following the complaint by Ricardo Basualdo, former Director of the Institute of Mining of the province of Cuyo, the Court of Auditors estimated that the damage to the state is about 49%, indicating that these 300 million of weights that could be lost due mining. In

against the decision of the Tribunal, Gioja never objected to statements that, according to Basu warned, they will begin to prescribe after five years of silence.

Now Gioja restricted the role of the Court of Auditors can no longer object to the affidavits of the mining or open investigations officials.

But if all the above far left any doubt that Gioia is the political arm of Barrick, say the governor limited by law their own power to control the physical volume of ore extracted . Certainly self-limiting, as a way to get rid of the responsibility that can fit in the future that is allowing the looting from his chair as governor of Barrick.

With this background, part of the population of San Juan Gioja told that may occur again in the next election. In San Juan there are more than a suspicion of the complicity between power business with the multinational mining.

Some wonder if it really only makes Gioja own business or is a bridge for someone of national power lucre on their behalf or on behalf of his party, a gold coast of the province, the same method used in other Argentine provinces where natural resources are delivered undisguised, because in the best interests of the fund are those that govern this type of exploitation, framed by a state policy which, as stated by the representatives of Pan American Silver mining in Chubut is not disputed; and here in Santa Cruz. (R. Lasagna / OPI Santa Cruz)
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Uranium: For Japan, it was Snake on standby

the risk posed by nuclear plants after the devastating earthquake Nipponese, the value of the ore is low and their exploration San Juan is retracted.

Zone North. Jáchal In the department, the Las Marias, located in Pampa de Panacanse, is one of the places explored in search of uranium.
No developments in uranium exploration in the province of San Juan in so far this year. And in recent months, the earthquake disaster in Japan, which caused the nuclear accident at the plant in Fukushima, has grown into a significant reduction in the price of energy mineral. It was also the stand by the provincial-level examinations. "When we thought that uranium was to be an important commodity search and continue to grow in value, occurs in Japan. The mineral exploration of the nuclear world has declined significantly since the incident. Even in San Juan the uranium exploration work have not progressed nearly as far this year. No drilling has reached anywhere yet, "said Julio Ríos Gómez.

From the public sector, Juan Bustamante, director of San Juan Mining, commented, "I do not know if Fukushima has much to do with the issue of uranium exploration in San Juan. It is true that we have not received any further requests for search warrants and that no new developments in exploration. But This is because companies should not get financing due to the decrease in the price of coal in international market. "

Remember that the price of uranium was to fall by 9.8 percent as only between March and April 2011. While the CNEA (National Atomic Energy Commission) reported that so far only is managing the three areas which has exploration rights in the province of San Juan.

"Currently there is no relationship between cost and benefit to develop the nuclear industry. The security costs to build a nuclear plant are very high and do not correspond with the low value it has today uranium today, "said Rios. He added: "The uranium exploration has continued in the north of the province of San Juan in Jáchal and the border with La Rioja. But this year, there has been an exploration a little more detailed than last year. That is, no progress has been almost nothing, because of these international circumstances. "

Uranium is a strategic mineral in energy development of any country. The trend of increasing interest to dust off this old uranium deposits in San Juan has been advising the Ministry of Mines in San Juan since November 2006. But at first, was the international financial crisis (2008-2009) which stopped short exploration of such minerals towards the development of clean energy. Then everything seemed back to normal. But the recent nuclear disaster that occurred in Japan, after 9.1-magnitude earthquake and subsequent tsunami, returned to affect the value mineral. So also was again retracted his exploration.

Uranium is used in nuclear power plants as fuel to generate electric power based on clean technology, ie, non-polluting. Nuclear energy is produced by the energy released during fission of the atom. However, one of the big disadvantage is that it produces waste that take a long time to lose their radioactivity. Most high-level waste produced within the fuel element in nuclear reactors as a result of nuclear fission processes. These wastes, as Argentina's national legislation, they need 300 years of isolation in a deep geological repositor (500 meters) for degradation, according to information provided by the CNEA website .

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