Colombia’s black-market coltan tied to drug traffickers, paramilitaries

By Ignacio Gómez G.

Illicit mining in hot spot of Colombia’s Amazon tied to paramilitaries, drug traffickers

Venezuela emerges as new source of ‘conflict’ minerals

By Emilia Diaz-Struck and Joseph Poliszuk

Venezuelan black-market mineral likely making its way to everything from smart phones to smart bombs

Excerpts from this story referencing "Coltan":

"… lar panels, Coltan increases energy efficiency.And as a strategic mineral, Coltan carries weight because it allows guidance controls in smart bombs to work …"

"… ere is no public commodity price index. Most deals are shrouded in secrecy.Coltan is a composite of metals — primarily columbite and tantalite — and mov …"

"… nterested in Coltan because it’s easier to find and earns him good money.Coltan in Venezuela’s Amazon jungle is often found in small rocks close to the …"

Five things you need to know about coltan:

Five things you need to know about this black-market mineral

Excerpts from this story referencing "Coltan":

"… ge and produce new devices, demand will grow. There is no ready substitute.Coltan’s ability to hold and move electrical signals, and its conductive abilit …"

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Colombia vows to clean up coltan mining

By Corbin Hiar

Narco-groups illegal mining operations threaten country's exports of the important electronics component