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美国民主党参议员要求披露关键矿产政府交易潜在利益冲突
参议员要求多个联邦部门保存并提供涉及至少14家关键矿产公司的交易记录，报道称相关资金合计超过89亿美元。
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Democrats demand information on Trump and Lutnick families' ties to critical mineral deals
Democratic senators on Friday demanded information on more than a dozen critical mineral deals with federal government…
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当前仅为参议员信息请求和利益冲突质疑，未确认拨款取消、合同终止或正式处罚，不做。
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- CNBC报道民主党参议员要求多部门提供关键矿产交易记录，并引用89亿美元潜在资金规模。
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- 参议员要求多个联邦部门保存并提供涉及至少14家关键矿产公司的交易记录，报道称相关资金合计超过89亿美元。
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Democratic senators on Friday demanded information on more than a dozen critical mineral deals with federal government that potentially benefit the families of President Donald Trump or Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick.
The federal government is working on deals with at least 14 companies that have financial ties to the Trump or Lutnick families, the senators said, pointing to a New York Times investigation in June. The Trump administration has provided or is considering providing more than $8.9 billion in funding to the companies, according to the Times.
The senators asked the Departments of Commerce, Defense, Energy, Interior and the Export-Import Bank of the United States to preserve all records and communications related to those deals.
"It is especially important that federal investments meant to secure vital national security and economic interests like critical minerals are based on the merits, and that decisions to spend taxpayer dollars to secure these resources are made free of conflicts of interest," Senators Richard Blumenthal of Connecticut, Adam Schiff of California, and Elizabeth Warren of Massachusetts said in a letter to the agencies.
"The circumstances regarding these deals suggest that those goals might not be at the forefront of the Administration's considerations regarding these transactions," the senators said.
Cantor Fitzgerald, the financial firm run by Lutnick's sons, has frequently served as an advisor, underwriter, or placement agent for the companies, according to the Times.
In a separate letter, the senators demanded information about White House involvement in the Pentagon's selection of the startup Vulcan Elements for a $620 million loan, citing a ProPublica investigation in May. Donald Trump Jr.'s financial firm 1789 Capital invested in Vulcan prior to the deal.
"These reports raise grave ethical and public safety concerns and the specter that the Pentagon is corruptly prioritizing funding for critical defense components based on ties to the Trump family," Schiff and and Blumenthal told David Lorch, director of the Pentagon's Office of Strategic Capital.
The companies named in the senators' letter to the federal departments are:
- USA Rare Earth
- Kaz Resources
- Perpetua Resources
- ASP Isotopes
- Critical Metals
- Vulcan Elements
- The Metals Company
- Trilogy Metals
- American Ocean Minerals
- Guardian Metal Resources
- Titan Mining
- Westwater Resources
- Reelement/American Resources Corp.
- Energy Fuels
The federal government is working on deals with at least 14 companies that have financial ties to the Trump or Lutnick families, the senators said, pointing to a New York Times investigation in June. The Trump administration has provided or is considering providing more than $8.9 billion in funding to the companies, according to the Times.
The senators asked the Departments of Commerce, Defense, Energy, Interior and the Export-Import Bank of the United States to preserve all records and communications related to those deals.
"It is especially important that federal investments meant to secure vital national security and economic interests like critical minerals are based on the merits, and that decisions to spend taxpayer dollars to secure these resources are made free of conflicts of interest," Senators Richard Blumenthal of Connecticut, Adam Schiff of California, and Elizabeth Warren of Massachusetts said in a letter to the agencies.
"The circumstances regarding these deals suggest that those goals might not be at the forefront of the Administration's considerations regarding these transactions," the senators said.
Cantor Fitzgerald, the financial firm run by Lutnick's sons, has frequently served as an advisor, underwriter, or placement agent for the companies, according to the Times.
In a separate letter, the senators demanded information about White House involvement in the Pentagon's selection of the startup Vulcan Elements for a $620 million loan, citing a ProPublica investigation in May. Donald Trump Jr.'s financial firm 1789 Capital invested in Vulcan prior to the deal.
"These reports raise grave ethical and public safety concerns and the specter that the Pentagon is corruptly prioritizing funding for critical defense components based on ties to the Trump family," Schiff and and Blumenthal told David Lorch, director of the Pentagon's Office of Strategic Capital.
The companies named in the senators' letter to the federal departments are:
- USA Rare Earth
- Kaz Resources
- Perpetua Resources
- ASP Isotopes
- Critical Metals
- Vulcan Elements
- The Metals Company
- Trilogy Metals
- American Ocean Minerals
- Guardian Metal Resources
- Titan Mining
- Westwater Resources
- Reelement/American Resources Corp.
- Energy Fuels
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