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Since pre-Spanish times, the Nicaraguan mountains have been known for their gold and silver deposits.
  • The mines of Bonanza, Siuna, Rosita and La Libertad, produced more than 100 million dollars per year between 1960 and 1970, almost half of that in gold.
  • Recent geological studies of the region identify the existence of a 70 year reserve of gold in the area of La Libertad.
  • The reserves are estimated at:
    1. Gold: 3.8 million ounces
    2. Silver: 4.9 million ounces
  • The country has modern laboratories and trained personnel in the mining field.
  • All natural resources are state property and exploitation rights are leased on a long-term basis.

 

 

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