Spanish Deputy Suggests Spain Might Attract Kazakhstan Miners

Spanish Deputy Suggests Spain Might Attract Kazakhstan Miners

Maria Muñoz, a Spanish deputy from the country’s Congress, wants to position its country as a reliable alternative to miners that are facing a dire situation in Kazakhstan, after their internet service was suspended, affecting their operative capacity. Muñoz sent a letter to the congress, inquiring about the possible actions that Spain might take to attract fleeing miners, and about the impact this event has had on the Spanish mining sector. Spanish Deputy Maria Muñoz Inquires About the Consequences of the Kazakhstan Situation Maria Muñoz, a deputy of....


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