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Miners took the seat of Mibam
Friday, 06 June 2008
More than three thousand workers in the mining town took Raúl Leoni, symbolically, the facilities of the Ministry of Basic Industries and Mining in the capital bolivarense.
Friday, 06 June 2008
More than three thousand workers in the mining town took Raúl Leoni, symbolically, the facilities of the Ministry of Basic Industries and Mining in the capital bolivarense.
Alfredo Villanueva, together with other leaders miners, ensure that no longer hold more. Photos Armando Rivas.
The protest, peaceful nature, is framed in claiming the owner of Mibam, Rodolfo Sanz, answers to their promises to pay compensation under the now defunct mining counterclaim.
Alfredo Villanueva, representative of miners Raúl Leoni, explained that Sanz said in a meeting in the town of La Paragua who would answer within 20 days, and have already passed 22.
"We know the bona fides of the minister, but must understand that this June 24 under two years after the signing of Decree 4633 conversion mining, and we have not received a reply from the compensation that was promised to each miner," he pointed.
The group also expects the reintegration into the labour market, through credit cooperatives and, as well as the granting of pensions and the allocation of 350 direct jobs in La Paragua.
He said that Villanueva is the implementation of certain works to revive the economy in that population, which remains mired in a complete abandonment.
"We demand immediate answers to minister to the approach that we did in the Paragua," he said Villanueva, reminding that has proven a liar.
He reported that this Friday will be in El Callao where expect answers, because "no longer endure more, we are mired in misery."
For his part, Luis Romero, an advisor to mining cooperatives in the municipality Gran Sabana, accompanied by Ana Silva, Isaiah Guimeite, Jose Luis Rivas and Kioni, raised the situation facing the supply of fuel.
He indicated that waiting for the "sincerity" in the quota of fuel for mining cooperatives and social fuel, which is high incidence in the population of Ikabarú. "Here it is not a problem of social, ecological, social but because over 20 thousand people in Ikabarú need fuel to move," he said. (CM)
Alfredo Villanueva, representative of miners Raúl Leoni, explained that Sanz said in a meeting in the town of La Paragua who would answer within 20 days, and have already passed 22.
"We know the bona fides of the minister, but must understand that this June 24 under two years after the signing of Decree 4633 conversion mining, and we have not received a reply from the compensation that was promised to each miner," he pointed.
The group also expects the reintegration into the labour market, through credit cooperatives and, as well as the granting of pensions and the allocation of 350 direct jobs in La Paragua.
He said that Villanueva is the implementation of certain works to revive the economy in that population, which remains mired in a complete abandonment.
"We demand immediate answers to minister to the approach that we did in the Paragua," he said Villanueva, reminding that has proven a liar.
He reported that this Friday will be in El Callao where expect answers, because "no longer endure more, we are mired in misery."
For his part, Luis Romero, an advisor to mining cooperatives in the municipality Gran Sabana, accompanied by Ana Silva, Isaiah Guimeite, Jose Luis Rivas and Kioni, raised the situation facing the supply of fuel.
He indicated that waiting for the "sincerity" in the quota of fuel for mining cooperatives and social fuel, which is high incidence in the population of Ikabarú. "Here it is not a problem of social, ecological, social but because over 20 thousand people in Ikabarú need fuel to move," he said. (CM)
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