Day: July 5, 2012

Silver Scott Mines, Inc. is pleased to announce the receipt of mining and processing permit approval from Semarnat (“Secretaria de Medio Ambiente y Recursos Naturales”), the Mexican Federal environmental agency, and the associated granted Change of Use of Soil zoning for mining within 20 hectares. Payment for change of Soil Use zoning for the site changing from agriculture to mining was made in connection with the mining permit.

North American labour and civil society groups will be watching closely today to see if Canadian mining company Excellon Resources allows workers at its silver mine in Mexico to have a free and democratic vote to join a union.

Mundoro Capital Inc. is pleased to announce (i) the final results of geophysical surveys from its 100% owned Camargo property in Chihuahua, Mexico and (ii) the preparation of a drilling program to test the strong Induced Polarization chargeability and associated resistivity anomalies with approximately 1500 meters over 6 drill holes. The strong chargeability anomaly can be traced, in plan view, over a strike length of approximately 800 meters on three geophysical lines and varies between 550 meters to 700 meters in width. The chargeability anomaly remains open to the north and south.