Baja development scandal haunts Baja California investors
The San Antonio del Mar affair, once a $15 million venture tied to American investors, involved multiple sales of the same lots and illegal contracts. Investigators led by Juan Santana said 457 of the original 1,000 claims remain, as Baja officials seek a reorganization plan funded by local citizens to recover costs and restore confidence, while thousands of lots face reassessment and 30 year use guarantees under Mexican law.
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Congress urged to curb Death Valley mining threats
California Resources Secretary Claire Dedrick asks Congress to protect Death Valley from large scale mining. She calls for halting new mining claims after Jan 1, reviewing existing claims, and studying government ownership of current properties. The letter to Rep Roy Taylor outlines steps to preserve the monument.
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