Nine of ten kidnapped miners have been found dead in Concordia, Mexico, with an investigation launched to determine if the Canadian mining company Vizsla Silver bears responsibility for the incident.

Canada's Vizsla Silver has confirmed the deaths of nine workers who were abducted from a mine in Mexico, following a tragic incident.

Mexican authorities confirmed the identification of two bodies recovered in El Verde, more than a month after 10 employees of a Canadian mining company were kidnapped from their homes in Sinaloa. The post 2 more Vizsla Silver miners identified as 3 remain missing in Sinaloa appeared first on Mexico News Daily

Vizsla Silver has confirmed that nine of the ten missing mine workers in Sinaloa, Mexico, have been found dead.

Jim Cramer remarked on Vizsla Silver Corp., suggesting that investors might be late to the opportunity with the company.

Two more miners from Vizsla Silver have been identified, while three others remain missing following an incident in Sinaloa, Mexico.

Vancouver-based Vizsla Silver has confirmed the deaths of nine of its ten workers who were abducted in late January in Concordia, Sinaloa, Mexico.

CIBC has downgraded Vizsla Silver (VZLA) from Outperform to Neutral, citing specific reasons for the revised rating.