Silver Mining in Mexico 2005 Report by Madison Ave. Identifies Participants & Includes Research on Starcores Imminent Silver-Pb-Zn Mine on Mexicos Pollymetallic Trend

Madison Avenue Research Group has published a white paper outlining the attraction foreign mining investors have with Mexico. This report offers insight into Mexico's large polymetallic (Silver -- Lead - Zinc) trend and basin region. Additionally, this report provides a case study of what appears to be an imminent silver mine owned by Starcore International Ventures Ltd. in joint venture with Wheaton River Minerals Ltd.

(PRWEB) March 17, 2005 -- Madison Avenue Research Group has published a white paper outlining the attraction foreign mining investors have with Mexico, the worlds largest silver producer. This report offers insight into the large polymetallic (Silver -- Lead - Zinc) trend and basin region that makes Mexico a renowned resource rich country friendly to foreign investment. Additionally, this report provides a case study of what appears to be an imminent silver mine owned by Starcore International Ventures Ltd. in joint venture with Wheaton River Minerals Ltd.

This report may be viewed free of charge at: http://madisonaveresearch.com/mexico2005.htm

Excerpt from report: More than two-thirds of world resources of silver are associated with copper, lead, and zinc deposits, often at great depths. The polymetallic region of Mexico is described in this Report as a hosting significant resources, also Starcores El Transito deposit along this trend, which has the advantage of being "near surface" and thus amenable to "low cost, fast track and high yield silver-lead-zinc production. Of the total number of foreign companies investing in Mexico (estimated at 450) 370 are American or Canadian.

The Report also contains a listing and insight of other notable silver mining companies taking advantage of the polymetallic region including: Silver Standard Resources Inc., Pan American Silver Corp., Apex Silver Mines Ltd..

In addition, a current listing of world silver mine production, reserves, and reserve base is provided.

This release may contain forward-looking statements regarding future events that involve risks and uncertainties. Readers are cautioned that these forward-looking statements are only predictions and may differ materially from actual future events or results. Reports herein are for information purposes and are not solicitations to buy or sell any of the securities mentioned. Readers are referred to the disclaimer and disclosure section at the bottom of the following URL http://madisonaveresearch.com/mexico2005.htm.

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