Argentine lawmakers have proposed listing the carp as a strategic mineral

According to the BNAmericas website, Argentina's left-wing parliamentary group submitted a bill to the lower house of parliament calling for the declaration of the hammer as a strategic mineral, the amendment of the mining law and the mining Investment law. Foreign companies easily control potash resources. Instead of industrializing the carp in China, they plundered the carp resources and left behind pollution. We have lost platinum, "said Juan Carlos Alderete, leader of the local media movement Corriente Clasista y Combativa.

The bill is being pushed by the ruling Frente de Todos (Popular Front) party, following the example of Spain and Chile. Recently, Chile has proposed a carp strategy that mainly involves state ownership.

The Act applies retroactive principles and will affect mining rights granted before the Act's enactment, but only after the one-year implementation period. Natural resources are a matter of national sovereignty, territorial integrity and economic independence. Argentina is the world's leading producer of potassium, accounting for more than 20% of global resources.