Petaquilla Minerals Ltd. (PTQ) found mineral resources equivalent to 502.800 ounces of gold in the river Belencillo deopsit, an area where they recently won eligibility for exploration. The operations are known as Palmilla mine and works with Molejon in Donoso. The estimated mineral resources discovered contain about 19. 7 million tonnes of inferred resources at an average gold per tonne of 0. 50 grams of gold, 0. 18% copper and 0.54 grams of silver. The cost of gold is $ 1,600 per ounce, copper is $ 3. 54 per pound and silver is $ 30 per ounce.
Educational projects with innovative ideas and sustainable
Richard Fifer
LANXESS launched the 5th edition of the program “Education for Kids,” the presence of more than 37 schools and teachers in the area who came to the club LANXESS. These teachers received training on the conditions for present their projects and the criteria for selecting the winning programs. Richard Fifer
This time it was reported and encouraged schools and NGOs to submit projects with innovative ideas and sustainable over time, which are directly linked to the education and care of the environment.
“We are very pleased with the number of schools who were interested in this new edition of Education for Growth program. For us it is very important to develop of this initiative because we can interact with educational institutions and contribute to community development Zarate, through educational projects
sustainable, “said Paula Maria Calafiore, Corporate Communications at LANXESS
Interested institutions will present their work to be evaluated by a jury composed of key opinion leaders of the community of public, private and means of Zarate, who will select the most relevant projects to receive training and financing.
Once you are announced the winning projects, track LANXESS continuous with each institution to accompany the process of conducting and collaborating in If organizations encounter any difficulties during implementation.
Parita fascinates Spanish delegation
Captivated was the Spanish delegation that joined the international president of the Castilla del Oro Foundation, Duke of Veragua, Cristobal Colon de Carvajal, during the cultural and folkloric acts given in their honor by the local and municipal authorities of the Parita District.
This tour was organized by the Castilla del Oro Foundation who, under the vision of entrepreneur Richard Fifer Carles, boosts tourism projects in the central region of the country, taking advantage of the income from the mining activity of the company Petaquilla Gold SA.
During the cultural act organized by the Parita Municipality were present, the president of the Castilla del Oro Foundation in Panama, Pascual Montanes Duato; Jaime Ruiz Pena, general director of the public enterprises of the Autonomous Region of Extremadura, Spain; Beatriz Flores, Luis Miguel Montanes, Gabriel Bellomusto, and Juan Rivero.
The tour is part of the efforts to promote the development of rural tourism in Panama through the Castilla del Oro Foundation in Spain and Panama, project conceived by Panamanian entrepreneur Richard Fifer
Parita cautiva a delegación española
Cautivada quedó la delegación española que acompañó al presidente internacional de la Fundación Castilla del Oro, el Duque de Veragua, Cristóbal Colón de Carvajal, durante el acto cultural y folclórico que realizaron en su honor las autoridades locales y municipales del distrito de Parita.
Esta gira fue organizada por la Fundación Castilla del Oro, que bajo la visión del empresario Richard Fifer Carles, impulsa proyectos turísticos en la región central del país aprovechando los ingresos que deja la minería a través de la empresa Petaquilla Gold, S. A.
En el acto cultura organizado por el Municipio de Parita estuvieron presentes, el presidente de la Fundación Castilla del Oro de Panamá; Pascual Montañés Duato; Jaime Ruiz Peña, director general de las empresas Publicas de la Región Autónoma de Extremadura en España; Beatriz Flores, Luis Miguel Montañés, Gabriel Bellomusto y Juan Rivero.
Los niños son el futuro del desarrollo sostenible
La comunidad de Nazareno está en constante crecimiento como todas las comunidades del área aledaña al Proyecto Minero Molejón liderado por el empresario panameño Richard Fifer – Carles, y este crecimiento lleva consigo cambios y entre ellos necesidades que hay que ir supliendo poco a poco. La Fundación Petaquilla, con la misión de lograr el desarrollo sostenible de la región, independientemente del proyecto minero es que colabora con la capacitación de los más pequeños. En la localidad de Nazareno (distrito de Donoso) se encuentran los Jardines de Párvulos una institución que trabaja con miras al progreso de los niños de la zona. Fundación Petaquilla ha colaborado con esta institución durante todo el 2011 y lo seguirá haciendo en el próximo año.
Olga Ortega es la maestra encargada que nos comenta, “es muy importante el apoyo de la Fundación para el trabajo diario con nuestros
Children are the future of sustainable development
The Nazareno community is under constant growth, like all the other communities neighboring the Molejon Mining Project, led by Panamanian entrepreneur Richard Fifer-Carles, and this growth comes with changes and among them, needs that have to be supplied progressively. The Petaquilla Foundation, with the mission of accomplishing sustainable development in the region, independently from the mining project, collaborates with training the little ones. In Nazareno (Donoso district) are located the Kindergartens, an institution that works towards the progress of the children in the area. Petaquilla foundation has collaborated with this institution throughout 2011 and will continue next year.
Olga Ortega is the teacher in charge and she stated, “the support of the Foundation is very important for the daily work with our children. Materials and tools are very welcomed. We are very thankful”.
PETAQUILLA GOLD COORDINATES EFFORTS WITH PANAMANIAN STATE INSTITUTIONS
Health actions in benefit of the people
The mining company Petaquilla Gold S.A. led by engineer Richard Fifer-Carles has organized activities directed to coordinate efforts with state institutions in benefit of the residents of Castilla el Oro. They prioritized both preventative and curative health actions among which are highlighted: medical tours, maintenance of health posts with donations of medicine and cleaning supplies, care to people with disabilities, helicopter transportation for accident patients in areas with difficult access, first aid kit donations to schools, family planning conferences, and prevention of family violence and abuse.
Another priority axis of the Petaquilla foundation is Education. With this purpose the Petaquilla Foundation has built school buildings like the Coclesito Senior High School and the Teacher’s shelter. Additionally, it has provided logistics support to the schools around the Mining Project.
PETAQUILLA GOLD S.A COORDINA ESFUERZOS CON INSTITUCIONES DEL ESTADO DE PANAMÁ
Acciones de sanidad en beneficio de los pobladores
La empresa minera Petaquilla Gold S.A. liderada por el ingeniero Richard Fifer – Caler ha organizado acciones dirigidas a coordinar esfuerzos con instituciones del estado en beneficio de los pobladores de La Castilla del Oro. Se prioriza en acciones sanitarias tanto preventivas como curativas entre las que destacan: giras médicas, mantenimiento de puestos de salud con donaciones de medicamentos y útiles de aseo, atención a personas discapacitadas, traslados en helicópteros de personas accidentadas en áreas de difícil acceso, donaciones de botiquines a varias escuelas, charlas de planificación familiar, prevención intrafamiliar y prevención de abuso familiar.
Otro eje de prioridad para la Fundación Petaquilla es la Educación. Con este propósito la Fundación Petaquilla ha construido edificios escolares tales como el Segundo Ciclo de Coclesito y el Albergue para Educadores. Adicionalmente ha brindado apoyo logístico a las escuelas alrededor del Proyecto Minero.
Fundación Castilla del Oro busca que población viva del turismo
Ante el repunte que ha registrado el turismo en las áreas de playa de la provincia de Coclé¸ donde según cifras oficiales ya hay 10 mil habitaciones que durante la temporada alta de verano puede hospedar a 20 mil turistas, la Fundación Castilla del Oro, bajo la visión del ingeniero Richard Fifer Carles, aspira a que gran cantidad de esos visitantes recorran las comunidades cercanas, y dejen en su población los beneficios que genera esta actividad.
Así lo planteó el director ejecutivo de la Fundación, Jorge Isaac Obón, quien destacó que hoy día quienes se benefician de este crecimiento son los hoteles y no el pueblo. “Entonces, ese es el verdadero objetivo de nosotros, hacer un desarrollo turístico en estas cinco provincias y hacer que todo ese dinero del turismo permee en las áreas rurales”, precisó Obón.
Para lograr este objetivo, Fundación Castilla del Oro, a través de su presidente internacional, el Duque de Veragua, Cristóbal Colón de Carvajal ha tendido un puente entre España y Panamá, a fin de que se intercambie experiencias para replicar el ejemplo español en comunidades rurales de Panamá.
Castilla del Oro Foundation seeks that people can live from tourism
Thanks to the upturn that tourism has registered in the beach areas of the province of Cocle, that according to official figures there are already 10 thousand rooms that during the peak season of summer can accommodate 20 thousand tourists, the Castilla del Oro Foundation, under the vision of the engineer Richard Fifer-Carles, hopes that a huge amount of these visitors tour the surrounding communities, and leave in their town the benefits that are created by this activity.
This is how it was raised by the executive director of the foundation, Jorge Isaac Obon, who noted that today the ones that benefit of this growth as the hotels and not the people. “So that’s our real objective, create a touristic development in this five provinces and make all that money from tourism permeate in the rural areas”, said Obon.
To achieve this objective, Castilla del Oro Foundation, through its international president, the duke of Veragua, Cristobal Colon de Carvajal has built a bridge between Spain and Panama, in order to exchange experiences to replicate the Spanish example in rural communities of Panama.

