Latin America: Fourteen dead in Colombia mine; YPF case dismissed in New York
Mine tragedy in Colombia, legal victory for Argentina, trade talks with Mexico
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What happened
Fourteen people died in an illegal gold mine collapse in Colombia. 10 A New York judge formally closed the $16 billion YPF judgment against Argentina. 12 Trump announced Mexico and the United States are nearing a trade agreement. 15
Why it matters
The Colombia mine collapse exposes the human cost of unregulated gold extraction. 10 The YPF ruling ends Argentina's largest foreign legal liability since the 2012 nationalization. 12
What to watch
Argentina's ruling bloc postponed its Malvinas project to negotiate opposition and U.S. objections. 16
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