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quarantinethepast posted:/\/\ and that's what the public there thinks, for better or worse. There should be a pan Latin American organization. The United States should be in no way involved south of the border. The United States and Canada are just too culturally different and the only way they’d want to be involved is to subjugate the other nations.
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quarantinethepast posted:/\/\ and that's what the public there thinks, for better or worse. Same in Brazil, violent crime unfortunately fostered a very bloodthirsty desire to slaughter every "criminal" on sight by a large part of the population.
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punk rebel ecks posted:There should be a pan Latin American organization. The United States should be in no way involved south of the border. So you mean CELAC which exists since 2011 and Bolsonaro rejected by withdrawing Brazil from it in 2020.
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Tony Sorete posted:So you mean CELAC which exists since 2011 and Bolsonaro rejected by withdrawing Brazil from it in 2020. You would think nationalist Brazilians would take advantage of such an org to subjugate the Hispanophones since the Anglos aren't involved
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I was going to say that AMLO brought most of the continent together for CELAC just last yearMaximo Roboto posted:You would think nationalist Brazilians would take advantage of such an org to subjugate the Hispanophones since the Anglos aren't involved the anglos are afraid that Mexico is trying to do that https://twitter.com/ABC/status/1439282027514187794?s=20&t=rMBLeSHDgvp3osDEV7p3Tg
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fun fact, lithium is a primordial element - it isn't synthesized from any hydrogen/helium fusion process. That's why it's more rare than other heavier elements.
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Zerg Mans posted:fun fact, lithium is a primordial element - it isn't synthesized from any hydrogen/helium fusion process. That's why it's more rare than other heavier elements. shut up nerd
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ze nerd mans
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Zerg Mans posted:fun fact, lithium is a primordial element - it isn't synthesized from any hydrogen/helium fusion process. That's why it's more rare than other heavier elements. in middle school i hda a tambourine made out of beryllium
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AnimeIsTrash posted:https://twitter.com/telesurenglish/status/1519335355757039617?cxt=HHwWgsC46Znd4ZUqAAAA Chile and Argentina are two of the top four lithium producers in the world so that'd be quite the powerhouse if they were able to form their own economic agreement on lithium extraction. Australia and China are the other two. 
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i say swears online posted:the hell did mexico nationalize then Yeah and what about Bolivia too? I was also under the impression that the Congo was “the Saudi Arabia of lithium.” Maybe they’ve just extracted that little of their proven resources so they have little reserves?
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Allegedly Mexico has the world's largest known lithium reserves at an estimatedd 244 million tonnes, so either they were discovered since 2019 or that chart is nonsense.
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i say swears online posted:the hell did mexico nationalize then The chart doesn't list it but Mexico has about 300t of reserves.
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I suppose the chart is meant to show countries both producing and reserving lithium. 
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Pener Kropoopkin posted:Allegedly Mexico has the world's largest known lithium reserves at an estimatedd 244 million tonnes, so either they were discovered since 2019 or that chart is nonsense. Yeah this is the exact number, Bolivia allegedly has found a huge supply too.
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https://www.volkswagenag.com/en/news/stories/2020/03/lithium-mining-what-you-should-know-about-the-contentious-issue.html Looks like they're just listing current suppliers/reserves. I guess neither country has started mining or processing lithium in substantial quantities.
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I think that that graph is focused on producers + the US https://www.nsenergybusiness.com/features/six-largest-lithium-reserves-world/
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Pener Kropoopkin posted:Allegedly Mexico has the world's largest known lithium reserves at an estimatedd 244 million tonnes, so either they were discovered since 2019 or that chart is nonsense. They were actually discovered in 2018, according to this random website I found https://dialogochino.net/en/extractive-industries/48500-mexico-lithium-nationalisation/
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Zerg Mans posted:fun fact, lithium is a primordial element - it isn't synthesized from any hydrogen/helium fusion process. That's why it's more rare than other heavier elements. "On 27 May 2020, astronomers reported that classical nova explosions are galactic producers of lithium-7" seems like we have a path forward to make more lithium time to blow up some stars
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Mexico's Lithium reserves were discovered in 2018 by a Canadian mining company, lmao. Thanks for the help, now gently caress off eh?
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AnimeIsTrash posted:Yeah this is the exact number, Bolivia allegedly has found a huge supply too. yeah doesn’t Bolivia have the supply, they just don’t have the infrastructure yet for extraction? i remember before the coup morales was working on a deal with Germany for both selling the lithium but also building mines
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TeenageArchipelago posted:I think that that graph is focused on producers + the US Yeah, it was more meant as a snapshot of where things were before the big finds in Mexico, which, along with the Bolivian reserves are certainly going to shift who the big producers are if they can get their reserves into production. Australia has a ton of production but relatively little in reserve (although they still have a lot). Pener Kropoopkin posted:Mexico's Lithium reserves were discovered in 2018 by a Canadian mining company, lmao. Thanks for the help, now gently caress off eh? Canada as three mining companies in a trench coat isn't too far off. I'm glad AMLO told them to gently caress off, and I'm sure Bolivian has done the same thing unless they tackled their own prospecting.
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Archduke Frantz Fanon posted:"On 27 May 2020, astronomers reported that classical nova explosions are galactic producers of lithium-7" very nice, we have one of those right here ready to go
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Dreylad posted:Canada as three mining companies in a trench coat isn't too far off. I'm glad AMLO told them to gently caress off, and I'm sure Bolivian has done the same thing unless they tackled their own prospecting. When you've got the world's largest reserves of one of its rarest commodities, you'd be insane not to nationalize it.
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Pener Kropoopkin posted:When you've got the world's largest reserves of one of its rarest commodities, you'd be insane not to nationalize it. Agreed, it just comes down to whether or not you can resist the United States' attempts to stop you from nationalizing it.
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Dreylad posted:Agreed, it just comes down to whether or not you can resist the United States' attempts to stop you from nationalizing it. Seems like the best time to put one over on the US is when they're busy giving all their hardware away to some yahoo on the other side of the planet
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Yeah, when the whole First World is wrapped up in the idea that they love national independence more than anything else in a knock down dragout war on the other side of the world, that's the time to make your move.
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People keep throwing rocks at him and poo poo because he's done nothing at all so Boric is just going all in on policing? What is this, a leader from the USA?
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https://www.scmp.com/news/world/ame...ampaign=3170232 Apparently the economy isn't doing too hot just six weeks with him in office and citizens are blaming him. Also, the tests that he is finding in his early weeks of his administration are giving him aren't promising. His approval rating is already down 30%.
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Politicians elected by a liberal democracy are going to defend the structure that upholds it because that's what gives them power, regardless of political leaning. You're not going to have a state that supports its own destitution.
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punk rebel ecks posted:https://www.scmp.com/news/world/ame...ampaign=3170232 The only good form of government is one where you can choose who to get bossed around by capital
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