Chile and Argentina revived a binational mining treaty, positioning Chilean Pacific ports as the shortest route for Argentine copper and lithium to Asia.
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Key Facts
—The move. Chile and Argentina revived their binational mining commission at a July 7 meeting in Buenos Aires.
—The offer. Chile is pitching its Pacific ports as the shortest export route for Argentine minerals to Asia.
—The minerals. The prize is Argentina’s growing copper and lithium output along the Andes.
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