what now? If Chile stops interfering with the progress of LPI...

what now? If Chile stops interfering with the progress of LPI then bargain buy. If the Chilean regime can't be trusted, then sell.
Management is powerless against this recidivist regime.
I agree management needs to update their shareholders with the current situation, even if there is no further news from 90 days ago.
Right now, I'm waiting for the Chilean Supreme Court for a decision re the Codelco application to control the whole of the Maricunga, which in my mind would be theft and fraud, if granted. However, that's only what I think the problem is so some news from Managment is needed to clarify the situation.
I'm giving this another week before complaining to Management. and I would join in a group email from a large group of holders.
I think an email to our Consular representative to Chile (Todd Mercer on twitter) should also be considered because Chile is behaving very badly and there are FTAs that Chile should uphold.