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Gran Colombia Gold Resumes Normal Operations in Segovia -
September 29, 2016 TORONTO, ON --(Marketwired -

Gran Colombia Gold Corp. -
(the "Company") (TSX: GCM)(OTC PINK: TPRFF) announced today
that the civil situation in Segovia and Remedios in the
Department of Antioquia, Colombia, has come to a peaceful conclusion
following extensive discussions between representatives of
the national and regional governments, the Company and
the local mining collective that instigated the civil strike
last week which impeded the Company's workers from safely
reporting to work.

To resolve the situation, the parties agreed to create a Mesa
Institucional, a roundtable with representatives from all parties,
to analyze and propose solutions to improve social and economic
matters in Segovia and Remedios.

In addition, the Company will continue its negotiations with each
of the illegal mines located within the Company's mining title
at its Segovia Operations to enter into contractual relations
similar to those it has with 41 other mining cooperatives working
within its mining title.

The first set of negotiations, supported by USAID and/or
the government of Antioquia acting as moderator,
will commence in the second week of October with
representatives of the Cogote mine.

Commenting on the news, Lombardo Paredes,
Chief Executive Officer of the Company said
"we are pleased to see this civil unrest come to an end.
We appreciate the support we have received from the various
levels of government and from our employees who remained
at the mine site during the past 10 days to provide
essential support in our mines, the plant and the camp
to enable us to return to normal operations today.

We believe that our contract mining model, under which more
than 2,500 miners in Segovia and Remedios are currently working
with the Company, is fully aligned with the requirements of
the mining regulations in Colombia, including health and safety,
environmental management, tax and royalty obligations, and
is beneficial to the historical mining communities
in which we operate."

The impact of this disruption on Company's production in September
is still being fully assessed but is not expected have a significant
effect on the Company's total production for the year.

About Gran Colombia Gold Corp.

Gran Colombia is a Canadian-based gold and silver exploration,
development and production company with its primary focus in Colombia.

Gran Colombia is currently the largest underground gold and silver
producer in Colombia with several underground mines in operation at
its Segovia and Marmato Operations.

Gran Colombia is currently advancing a project to develop a modern,
large-scale, gold and silver mine at its Segovia operations.

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President Maria Consuelo Araujo Castro -
Secretary of Social Integration of Bogotá ~



Updated: August, 2016 -
Maria Consuelo Araujo, Secretary of Social Integration of Bogota,
vallenato is a policy with a long career in the public sector.

Her studied Finance and International Relations at the University
Externado and made a specialization in Government, Management and
Public Affairs at Columbia University in New York.

Araújo, known popularly as the 'Conchi'- born in Valledupar in 1971 in
a family of political tradition within the Liberal Party.

Her grandfather Santander Araújo was a tax inspector who became mayor
of Valledupar in the decade of 40.

Her father Alvaro Araujo Noguera was manager of the Caja Agraria,
Senator and Minister of Agriculture of President Alfonso Lopez
Michelsen.

Her aunt Consuelo, known as 'the Cacica' and murdered in 2001 by the
FARC- was director of the Vallenato Legend Festival for three decades
and Minister of Culture of Andrés Pastrana until her husband Edgardo
Maya was elected Attorney General.

Her uncle Jaime Araújo Noguera was also a senator and one of his
uncles -Rodolfo Araujo Noguera is married to Elsa Palmera,
the sister of Simon Trinidad.

The third generation of Araújo also followed the political vein.
Her brother Alvaro Araujo Castro, convicted parapolítica was
representative to the House by the Liberal Party and Senator Alas
Equipo Colombia.

Her other brother, Sergio, is currently a candidate of the Democratic
Centre for mayor of Valledupar.

Also, her cousin Jaime Araújo Rentería was judge of the Constitutional
Court and the National Electoral Council, and another cousin Hernando
Molina Araújo son of 'the Cacica'- was governor of Cesar and later
convicted of parapolítica.

Araujo began her public career in Bogotá, as director of the Botanical
Garden José Celestino Mutis during the mayorship of Enrique Penalosa
and was responsible for the forestation of all Transmilenio, among
other things.

Then she was appointed director of the District Institute for
Recreation and Sport (IDRD) during the second mayor Antanas Mockus ,
where she had to face the cancellation of the 2002 South American
Games.

Hence Alvaro Uribe took to the national stage.
Upon being elected president in 2002, she named the 'Conchi' Minister
of Culture, making it one of the youngest ministers in the history of
Colombia.

During her four years in office , she urged the public library system
and created the Film Law.

When Carolina Barco Isakson went ambassador to Washington at the
beginning of the second period Uribe, Araujo became Chancellor.

However, its passage by the Palace of San Carlos only lasted six
months: the 'Conchi' had to resign in February 2007 when her father and
his brother opened their investigations for alleged links with para -
politics.

Her father was released after precluyera the process by linking the
kidnapping of Victor Ochoa Daza politician by Jorge 40 in 2002.
His brother was eventually sentenced to 9 years and 3 months in prison
for ties to paramilitary groups.

In 2011 the 'Conchi' was named president of Gran Colombia Gold, a
Canadian mining company that operates in Segovia, Remedios and Zancudo
(Antioquia) and Marmato (Caldas) after buying the assets of the
liquidated Frontino mine and merge with the company Medoro Resources .

On the board of the mining -the main gold producer in the country-
include Augusto Lopez,
former president of Grupo Santo Domingo;
Hernán Martínez,
former Minister of Mines Alvaro Uribe; and
Mario Pacheco, former president of Grupo Colpatria.

In February 2013 Gran Colombia Gold Lombardo Paredes appointed chief
executive officer (CEO) of mining, centralizing it all managerial part.

Araujo is still the president, but her role was from that moment
focused on relations with the government.

Since 2016 is the Secretary of Social Integration of Bogota, being
part of the cabinet Enrique Penalosa -
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