• TriStar Gold reaffirmed its commitment to Indigenous rights, pledging no mineral exploration or mining on Indigenous lands.
• It said it will not interfere with Indigenous territories, cultural heritage, or traditional practices.
• The statement comes amid a Civil Public Action challenging the environmental licence for the Castelo de Sonhos gold project.
• TriStar signaled willingness to pursue a negotiated solution to secure legal certainty, citing cuts to community investment and staffing.
• It reiterated the project’s design complies with environmental and regulatory requirements.

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