by Jon Little intern Niko Moretti
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See the difference between Risky Mexico jurisdiction and Peru (we endorse Kuya Silver)
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this was a snapshot of September 3rd whereas silver was up around 4% over two consecutive days most miners were enjoying massive gains
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Andean Precious Metals was up close to 20%
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Here Kuya Silver up almost 9%
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Aya Gold and Silver also with impressive rally
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Silver47 (acquired Summa Silver) up even more!!
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all 4 miners endorsed by this newsletter
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The market is pricing in that Mexico is a RED FLAG Jurisdiction Risk
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Even Ray Dalio’s own research speaks to this HUGE PROBLEM
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Sell your silver mining stocks if they have operations in Mexico
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Story below lays out why
Mexico Rises: The Silver Revolution and the End of Neo-Colonial Extractivism
A historic wave is sweeping through Mexico—the world’s #1 silver producer—as the nation shakes off centuries of foreign domination and exploitative extractivism, reclaiming its mineral wealth for its people. Led by President Claudia Sheinbaum’s bold declaration, “NO NEW MINING CONCESSIONS WILL BE GRANTED,” Mexico’s Fourth Transformation signals open resistance to the U.S. and Canadian mining giants that have drained the country’s riches for generations.
about this graphic:
Jon Forrest Little repeatedly states, “once is happenstance, twice a coincidence, thrice a pattern”
Well look at the graphic above, what does 7 serious incidents indicate?
it screams SELL YOUR SILVER MINING STOCKS IF THEY HAVE OPERATIONS IN RISKY MEXICO
The Guardians Rise: Class War and the End of Exploitation
As guardians of the earth and stewards of its gifts, the Mexican people have declared solidarity, resistance, and bravery in opposition to foreign exploitation. Centuries of outside investors siphoning silver, gold, and copper have left behind devastated landscapes and deeply entrenched social inequality, funneling those riches to boardrooms abroad.
Activists and campesinos have called for liberation—the end of unjust socio-economic systems—by nationalizing Mexico’s resources and restoring them to their rightful owners: the poor, marginalized, and working class.
This is no longer business as usual. The ceaseless extraction driven by U.S. and Canadian corporations has not only robbed Mexico of wealth but has inflicted immense harm on water, soil, forests, and communities. Vulcan Materials’ expropriated quarry, Peñasquito’s plagued labor relations, Equinox and Vizsla’s shutdowns, and Buenavista’s labor turmoil reflect a nation in revolt—a colony finally pushing back.
The Fourth Transformation: Resource Sovereignty as National Destiny
Sheinbaum’s “Cuarta Transformación” movement, with roots in land reforms, independence, and revolution, draws power from the people—not from corporate boardrooms. Morena’s sweeping victory, on the backs of campesinos, workers, women, and environmentalists, is a call for genuine change and justice. Lithium was nationalized. Electricity was nationalized. Vulcan’s quarry was seized. Silver, the crown jewel and #1 global conductor of energy, is next.
Sheinbaum’s government has frozen new concessions and imposed strict environmental controls. New costly fees target foreign mines, making operation increasingly impossible for outsiders. China, meanwhile, is already securing preferential access to Mexican silver, bypassing traditional Western markets and deepening Mexico’s independence from North American investors.
Extractivism on Trial: Breaking the Colonial Yoke
Extractivism—the aggressive exploitation of resources by foreign capital—is condemned as savage greed, theft, and ecological devastation. Class warfare is not a metaphor; it is lived reality for Mexico’s rural communities, whose lands and labor have built fortunes for American and Canadian businessmen, leaving the local poor in dust and hardship. Now, a new curriculum of action, mercy, and solidarity—rooted in the Creator’s preferential option for the oppressed—demands that Mexico retake what was stolen. Expropriation, restoration, and nationalization are the rallying cries for a new era.
Every land reclamation, every blocked mine, every march in Guerrero or Zacatecas signals that the era of passive exploitation is over. It is time for Mexico’s resources to nourish its own people, fund hospitals, schools, and robust social programs, uplifting the downtrodden, not enriching the few abroad.
Scarcity, Shockwaves, and a New Order
As Mexico slams the brakes on new projects, global investors scramble to liquidate positions, anticipating lasting silver scarcity and premium pricing. The exodus to Chilean, Peruvian, and Australian mines is a signal to Wall Street and Washington: the “red flags” are real. Investors who ignore Mexico’s national awakening now bet against the tide of history.
Conclusion: Mexico’s Silver Belongs to Its People
Mexico, heirs to their country’s bounty, will no longer be spectators as outsiders profit at their expense. By reclaiming silver, gold, and copper, and by breaking free from dependency and neocolonial oppression, Mexico is forging a new destiny—one aligned with justice, dignity, and sustainable stewardship. The transformation is now, and the world must adapt—or be left behind
Find out where everyone is going and get their First
As Mexico’s doors close to foreign miners, investors should pivot to international silver opportunities offering both safety and high growth. Only four pure-play miners stand out for the coming supercycle—each operating in proven, pro-mining jurisdictions and offering unique production, scale, and blue-sky potential:
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Aya Gold & Silver (OTC: AYASF | TSE: AYA): Morocco
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Runs the Zgounder mine, one of the world’s highest-grade and fastest-growing silver projects.
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Mill throughput now exceeds 3,000 tpd, with expansion underway on vast regional targets and robust government support.
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Andean Precious Metals (OTC: ANPMF | TSE: APM): Bolivia
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Operates the prolific San Bartolomé mine, a low-cost silver producer with wide reserves and aggressive growth strategy.
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Kuya Silver (OTC: KUYAF | TSE: KUYA): Peru
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Centered on the fully permitted Bethania mine, targeting high-grade silver with blue-sky exploration upside in South America’s most mining-friendly nation.
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Silver47 (OTC: AAGAF | TSXV: AGA): USA
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Summa Silver, after merging with Silver47, controls resources in Nevada, New Mexico, and Alaska totaling 236 Moz inferred and 10 indicated AgEq.—next-gen junior poised for major expansion. Eric Sprott said of companies like Silver47,stated in his last interview, that the path to a multi bagger begins with ounces under the ground even more important than management and ore grade.
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In a world of mounting geopolitical and monetary risks, gold and silver outside Mexico remain the ultimate lifeboats for those intent on thriving when paper money sinks
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This isn’t some manifesto
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it’s just basic common sense.
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I’m 100% certain citizens in Canada believe that their vast silver, gold, copper and oil belong to Canada.
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Meanwhile should you ask someone in Nevada, New Mexico or Colorado who should benefit from their silver, gold or oil resources I bet none of them would say it belongs to a foreigner right?
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Duh, then why are you still holding mining companies like First Majestic?
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SELL these stocks, please,
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Hope this helps
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