El Salvador lawmakers overturn mining ban in win for president
The legislation will grant the Salvadoran government sole authority over mining activities within the country's land and maritime territory.
Sprott Asset Management’s Rick Rule said Thursday the suppression of interest rates in the United States, which is depriving savers of nearly all interest income, is as much theft as the planned confiscation of or “tax” on bank deposits in Cyprus.
In an interview with King World News, Rule —business partners with billionaire Eric Sprott and the CEO of Sprott USA— says the question of whether such expropriation can happen in the U.S. has already been replied, and that the answer is a categorical yes.
For Rule the lesson is as obvious as it is simple:
If you happened to be a Cypriot, and you had your money in gold, silver, platinum or palladium, all of the events which took place over the last week would be extraordinary to witness, but not relevant to your financial position.
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