November a record month for Gran Colombia

Miners protest against a decree that modifies pension payments.

The Brazilian miner is considering more non-core asset sales by the end of the year... and it is also working on a secret, "surprising" deal.

CEO also says Conga won't be looked at until 2015.

Cutting average costs by $100 an ounce in 2013 and no new mines planned.

Several villages are considering to follow Hedingen's example and give their tax money to charities.

Government is likely to help financing the first phase of the Cerrado Verde potash project in the western state of Minas Gerais.

In an effort to both oversee operations at the head office and improve performance.

It risks fines that range from US$970,000 to $4.9 million, or even the revocation of its environmental permit.

Conga and Tia Maria: a combined $5.8 billion.