dccpa said:Another risk in Bolivia is having your investment nationalized by the leftist government. Look at what happened to South American Silver Corp.
http://www.soamsilver.com/august-2-2012.asp
dccpa,
We do not know the whole story about the nationalized of this mining company. The reference you make is the perspective sold by that company. What they say about their relationship with the indigenous population is not consistent with this news item: http://business.iafrica.com/worldnews/809316.html:
"The decision to expropriate the Malku Khota mine follows weeks of recent protests at the site by indigenous leaders calling on La Paz to take over the facility.
In June, farmers and mine workers, some armed with explosives, forcibly occupied the site.
One person died and several were injured during a prolonged standoff last month that also saw protesters take a total of seven hostages, including five Bolivians employed by South American Silver. Four of the captives escaped and the three others were later released."
There is obviously something else involved in this companies nationalization that we do not know.