What's at stake in Chile's constitutional overhaul? (Part 1)
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Table of contents
- A disorderly process has spurred rejectionism
- Radical policy proposals are taking a toll on consistency, and legal quagmires pile up
- The heartland of mature assets
- Chile’s dominance in transition resources is fading amongst uncertainty
- Investment is stalling
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- Figure 2: Chile – Convention’s technical output and risk-likelihood for extractive industries (as of 28 April 2022)
- Figure 3: Chile - Copper equivalent production exposure for listed companies, 2021 and 2030
- Figure 4: Chile - Capital expenditure for metals and mining projects, 2015-25 (US$ millions)
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