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Sherritt Retracts Cuba Exit: Trump Sanctions Pose Severe Risks-What’s Next for the Controversial Nickel Project?” (Alternative optimized options:) “Sherritt Halts Cuba Withdrawal Amid Trump Sanctions Crisis-Key Risks & Future Uncertainty” “Sherritt Reverses Cuba Exit Plan After Trump Sanctions Escalate-Expert Analysis on Nickel Project’s Fate” “Trump’s Sanctions Force Sherritt to Pause Cuba Exit-How This Affects Nickel Mining & U.S. Relations

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Canadian mining giant Sherritt International has paused its planned exit from Cuba’s nickel and cobalt operations, acknowledging that new US sanctions under the Trump administration pose “grave risks” to its global supply chain—but the company’s ability to sustain production beyond mid-2026 remains in serious doubt. In a statement released Tuesday, May 19, 2026, Sherritt confirmed … Read more

State Company Seeks New Funding Amid High Debt

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Petroperú, the state-owned cornerstone of Peru’s energy sector, is grappling with a financial crisis of systemic proportions. The company has reported a staggering streak of consecutive annual losses, culminating in a cumulative deficit that threatens not only the firm’s operational viability but also the broader fiscal stability of the Peruvian state. The crisis is defined … Read more

Bolivian President Paz Focuses on Economic Growth & Stronger Entrepreneurship (2026)

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Bolivian President Paz Seeks to Empower Entrepreneurs, Strengthen Economy Following Chile Inauguration Valparaíso, Chile – Bolivian President Rodrigo Paz Pereira attended the inauguration of Chilean President José Antonio Kast in Valparaíso on Wednesday, March 11, 2026, using the occasion to articulate his administration’s commitment to bolstering entrepreneurship and economic growth within Bolivia. Paz emphasized a … Read more