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Canadian company will purchase two mining projects in Mexico
Vancouver,- The Canadian mining company Caza Gold Corp announced today a formal negotiation to purchase two gold exploration projects in Chihuahua, Mexico, from their rival Exmin Resources, also based in Canada.

In a press release issued last Saturday, Caza informed they will purchase 100% of the 49 mineral estates in Mexico, located on 47 thousand 433 hectares in Moris Municipality.
The Company also mentioned their intention to purchase 100% of Santiago Mining Estate, 791 hectares, located in Batopilas Municipality.

Caza Gold Corp is a private company created from Canarc Resource to finance, purchase and explore mines in Mexico.
13 October 09 | El Financiero
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