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Aurelian Resources Was Stolen By Kinross and Management But Will Not Be Forgotten

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Article 5

posted on May 27, 2008 09:54AM

Art. 5.- Dominio del Estado sobre minas y
yacimientos. Pertenecenal dominio inalienable
e imprescriptible del Estado todas las
sustancias minerales existentes en el
territorio nacional, cualesquiera sean su
origen, forma y estado físico, hállense en el
interior de la tierra, en los fondos o en las aguas
marinas.

Art. 5.- Dominio del Estado sobre minas y
yacimientos. Pertenecenal dominio inalienable
e imprescriptible del Estado todas las
sustancias minerales existentes en el
territorio nacional, cualesquiera sean su
origen, forma y estado físico, hállense en el
interior o en la superficie de la tierra, en los
fondos o en las aguas marinas.

I'm going to have to paraphrase here because I just don't have time. This says all mines and deposits are the property of the state, whatever their form, origin or physical state, including the ocean floor and waters. The only change from the old article is reference to minerals occuring on the surface, so I guess that means they own the soil as well. A lawyer would see it that way, but I doubt a farmer would agree.

ebear



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