AMLO says no to more concessions

Mexico’s president Andrés Manuel López Obrador says his government will not issue any more exploration or mining concessions on the grounds there are already too many, but he will not cancel concessions either.

President Lopez (left) with senator Napoleon Gomez

13 August 2019
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The president said concessions were not obtained to produce but to financially speculate.

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