Cerro Moro, if not a massive project, is an extremely high-grade gold-silver project in Argentina that Yamana bought in a $404 million takeover of Extorre back in 2012. It counts 2 million tonnes @ 11.28 g/t Au and 648.3 g/t Ag in proven and probable reserves for 715,000 ounces gold and 41 million ounces silver. It makes for a tight near surface deposit, vein-hosted, that Yamana recently said it would move into construction. Now, with a debt-load it wants to reduce, Yamana has become willing to forego profits of some future production to cut down on a revolving credit facility (it wants it paid down by year-end, leaving it $1 billion to draw from.) In all, Yamana counted about $2 billion in debt at the end of the second quarter this year. In this, mining debt has once again put pressure on a gold-silver miner to consider selling some of its cream to clean up its balance sheet.