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Transcript Juan Carlos Jobet:  If you are the US you want to reduce the dependence on, on China, you need to put money on smelting and refining capacity. You can gradually increase production, I mean, in your own country, but you have to take into account the time horizons. And  I don’t think you need to do that all at home. You need to build strong relationships with a network of countries. Chile, Canada, Mexico, Peru are pretty friendly, reliable partners of the US.