Returns equipment miners evicted
Monday, June 16, 2008
The retention of the teams was by officials who carried out the T05
operations against illegal mining in addition, they said, they found
ecological damage.

Isidro Casanova.



Bachelor Mirna Munoz, president of Mission Piar in meeting with the
mayor Marlene Vargas de Rivas and the staff member Kelly
Depool.Anunció the licensed Mirna Yajaira Munoz, president of the new
Mission Piar once heard testimony from small miners evicted in the
Bochinche area, Sifontes municipality, the Public Prosecutor's Office
ordered the return of the equipment they were held to miners evicted.
The retention of the teams was by officials who carried out the T05
operations against illegal mining in addition, they said, they found
ecological damage. The new president of the Mission Piar was
initially gathered with representatives of small miners affected,
then had a meeting with Mayor Marlene Vargas de Rivas, who has been a
strong advocate of small miners who recognizes the right to work, who
is otherwise , Performing an activity that has come down from
generation to generation, becoming a tradition to be taken into
account when implementing measures and sanctions.


The licensed Munoz clarified that does not correspond to the Mission
Piar implement or lift the sanctions that may exist, indicating that
is experiencing the problem in depth, because it corresponds to
submit a report to the Minister of Basic Industries and Mining,
Rodolfo Sanz, from where they can Starting decisions.

-- For now, my job is going to be in the area, with the support of
Mayor Marlene Vargas. We are two organizations that we owe to the
people and as such we must work.

Mission Piar will move to Tumeremo

We asked the president of the Mission Piar Mission that if this works
directly with small-scale mining, what does not in Caracas where
there are mines?

Smiling while and met with Mayor Marlene Vargas de Rivas, replied as
follows:

The truth-that there are no mines in Caracas and we are in Caracas.
More I can not say. The decision not handle.

Then the mayor said it's likely that the Mission Piar moves to
Tumeremo, because this city is epicenter of a large mining
movement "and because in addition, the council stands ready to
provide whatever support we can, as we have been doing with national
institutions that are coming. "

Delivery of equipment held

He graduated Mirna Munoz that after learning of the situation, the
Public Prosecutor's Office ordered the teams return to the miners.

The most important thing-said-is that the prosecutor Leopoldo Afan
commissioner is to make delivery of equipment. It is for this fiscal
execute the decision. Up to us to make sure they were supplied. I
have my hands on copies of minutes of delivery of equipment.

How is the case of teams that according to some miners were destroyed
with explosives in areas where there were evictions?

- As I said, we do not have executive functions. The mission is to
know our cases because we work in support of the miners with whom I
have already talked. In relation to this problem, low-profile and
want to walk away with the fuss. About the teams wrecked, I am
preparing a report for submission to Mibam. The return of teams
retained, it is an important step.

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