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Well done Ecuador government funding the protection of the Galapagos Islands environment ,shows they not just keeping the people happy with all this money coming in from mining etc
Pretty sure you wrong
Article was written by James mckeigue
Posted to readers yesterday
So why you attacking me as I thought it’s relevant if you actually can read, it highlights issues it not all rose tinted
But I bet u didn’t care just attack
I re one your that happyharry bloke from last year
Jog on
Dear Readers,
The 1980s were Latin America’s ‘lost decade’, while 2003 to 2012 is often de- scribed as the region’s ‘golden decade’. Now the rise of ESG investing, coupled with Latin America’s incredible natural endowment means the region could be entering the ‘green decade’.
The most significant political impact on the environment in Latin America is the election of Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva in Brazil. Lula has promised to protect his country’s chunk of the Am- azon rainforest, which is the largest in South America. Early signs - from the EU trade deal to mooted green bonds - suggest Brazil could reap economic benefits from doing so.
One of the Latin American countries with the most to gain from the sus- tainable investment boom is Ecuador, which we feature in this issue’s special report. Despite being one of the re- gion’s smaller countries, Ecuador has an outsized appeal for sustainable in- vestors. Its unique combination of the Amazon, Andes, Galapagos Islands and coast makes it one of the most biodi- verse places on the planet. Meanwhile its untapped copper reserves, which some geologists believe could be the third largest in the world, are essential to the global energy transition.
Finally, its rich mix of races, languages and cultures, coupled with centuries of a weak, impoverished state, mean that there are important social challenges to fix. In short, ESG investors can have more environmental and social impact in Ecuador than they will get in Europe.
Elsewhere in the magazine we have, all of the usual features, including analysis from Canning House, S&P Global and Control Risks. I hope the issue proves useful,
James McKeigue
Before anyone makes more of my gammer than my posr. I don't care. It says more of you than me.
Instead of year old biast articles, why does nobody on here report about, a ceo who was sacked by share holders..... a company that had millions stolen..... Dispatches with directors for fun,...... Then dispatches with the hapless replacements....... Has never met a deadline..... At best, mislead, at worst downright lied in presentations...... Has a complete disregard for retail share holders.....have run the company like a Sunday boot stall holder..... has taken the share price from 60p down to 18p...... Directors on a permanent gravy train. Has a sacked ceo who is socially challenged and reportedly can't engage, trying to sell the company..... The list goes on.
Now can we believe that such a company exists.
Oh yea. SOLG.
Ive said before, my neighbour sells jigsaws on gumtree. He has a better business plan than mather.
Kohaku. What is the matter with you? That report in latam invester, was written almost a year ago. And did you by any chance notice who the author of the article was.
Yea mate. none other than, H. BROOKE MCDONALD. Do you know who he is. Yes mate.
THE CEO OF CORNERSTONE. Now tell me, do you think the report is a little bit biast. Couldn't make it up.
What's sad lseo is that I have affected your life so much you felt the need to use filthy language , and to actually put the affect it has had into words. I must apologise. Hopefully I'm all filtered and everything is now fine and dandy with yourself. Happy living , toodlepip.
I’m sure that structure applies to whoever remains…
Besides Fawzi, I had communicated via these …
ihofmaier@solgold.com.au
dwilkins@solgold.com.au
Best of luck getting any response..
u don't need to tell me lseo , just do it , it won't affect my life. I would never have known.
What’s really sad covgaz is twunts like you and needalife, but hey ho you’re easily ignored or filtered so crack on!
From Latam investor
Ecuadorian potential
One of the Latin American countries with the most to gain from the sustainable investment boom is Ecuador, which we feature in this issue’s special report. Despite being one of the region’s smaller countries, Ecuador has an outsized appeal for sustainable investors. Its unique combination of the Amazon, Andes, Galapagos Islands and Pacific Ocean makes it one of the most biodiverse places on the planet.
Meanwhile its untapped copper reserves, which some geologists believe could be the third largest in the world, are essential to the global energy transition. Finally, its rich mix of races, languages and cultures, coupled with centuries of a weak, impoverished state, mean that there are important social challenges to fix. In short, ESG investors can have more environmental and social impact in Ecuador than they will get in Europe.
Many thanks Mog. Easy to forget the scale of the beast we have sometimes.
But , report the guy first? Sad life
I assume you couldn't work that one out for yourself then bubble , had to be told
DBW ..done don't need any of that imho
Mog
Thanks as always
They definitely think they're a cut above the rest.
Hahaha Bubble, what a big baby.
I think this message board is like a mental institute.
Having contacted a number of solgold jocks before I can make an educated guess at Scott's email address.
Does anyone have email addresses for any directors?
It all changes so fecking fast .
https://twitter.com/MiningVisuals/status/1650018289668567041/photo/1
We're all two a penny here ,or are you a cut above the rest?
Hey bubble
Just filter them ….. two a penny
Well done bubble , we need people like you to police the board. Sad sad sad
Anon unacceptable language there reported
Of course you did. I wish I lived on the same planet as you.