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Vizsla Silver Workers Found Dead in Mexico

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Vizsla Silvers Mexican mine tragedy: Nine out of ten abducted workers found dead, one still missing; CEO expresses condolences, vows to honor lost colleagues amid ongoing search and community support.

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Vizsla Silver Workers Found Dead in Mexico

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Calgary News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Vizsla Silver Workers Found Dead in Mexico. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

Vancouver Silver mining company, Vistula Silver, just confirmed a heartbreaking update from their site in Mexico. Nine out of ten workers abducted back in January have now been found dead at the Paneuco project in Sena Loa, a spot rich in gold and silver. One worker is still missing and Mexican authorities keep searching. This all went down at the company's operation, run by the Vancouver-based firm that's been pushing hard in the region. The CEO, Michael Conard, shared deep condolences for the families, promising ongoing support as they grieve, lost colleagues and friends. It's hitting hard, especially since mines in Mexico often face threats from organized crime groups looking to extort or steal ore. Earlier this year in February, families reported finding their loved ones remains and officials verified the bodies but held off on identities until this latest confirmation. This law vows to honor these workers through their daily grind, standing strong with the Sena Loa community and keeping those values alive amid the pain.

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